货真价实 (huò zhēn jià shí) — genuine goods at a fair price; the real thing (idiom)
Definition
Idiom meaning goods are genuine and fairly priced — by extension, used to praise anything that is 'the real deal,' not a knockoff. Closer to a formal endorsement than a casual description.
idiom
genuine goods at a fair pricethe real thing (idiom)
Examples
- 货真价实。Zhè jiā diàn mài de dōu shì yì xiē huò zhēn jià shí de hǎo dōng xī.Everything this shop sells is genuine and fairly priced.
- 货真价实,。Tā shuō de huò zhēn jià shí, nǐ wán quán kě yǐ xiāng xìn.What he says is the real thing — you can fully trust him.
- 货真价实,。Zhè ge pǐn pái de kǒu hào jiù shì huò zhēn jià shí, tóng sǒu wú qī.This brand's slogan is 'genuine goods at fair prices, cheating neither old nor young.'
Origin
Compound word构词法gòucífǎ
联合liánhéCoordinate
Two parts of equal weight, alike or opposite in meaning, standing side by side.
货真 and 价实 together say the goods are genuine and the price is fair.
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