Today’s Idiom
Word Breakdown
一口 (yì kǒu) a mouthful
价 (jià) n. price
Quick Answer
Definition & Usage
If you go to the local market in China, you probably will hear the seller say “一口价”, which means the price is fixed, or it is a flat rate, if you want to buy it, you pay the “一口价”, no more bargain.
Example Sentences
搬家大甩卖，所有东西一口价，都是 10 块钱一个。
Bānjiā dà shuǎimài, suǒyǒu dōngxi yìkǒu jià, dōu shì shí kuài qián yígè.
Moving sale, everything is priced at 10 yuan each, flat rate.
这些苹果我都要了，你给个一口价。
Zhèxiē píngguǒ wǒ dū yào le, nǐ gěi gè yìkǒu jià.
I want all these apples, you tell me a one-off price.
我出个一口价，2000 块，买你所有东西。
Wǒ chū gè yìkǒu jià,liáng qiān kuài, mǎi nǐ suǒyǒu dōngxi.
I offer a one-off price, 2000 yuan, to buy all your things.