downscale

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However, if you're eating at a downscale restaurant a tip is not necessary.
不過(guò)，如果你在一家低檔次的餐館就餐，就沒(méi)有必要給小費(fèi)。
There is even a single seller of small, sad-looking artificial trees at the downscale local market near our house.
在離我們家不遠(yuǎn)的一個(gè)小市場(chǎng)裡甚至有人專門銷售那種小小的、看起來(lái)模樣頗不周正的塑料聖誕樹。
When we intentionally downscale our lives and possessions, it is because we’re seeking something more in our lives, something more meaningful, fulfilling, free, and joyful.
儅我們漸漸地縮減生活和財(cái)産，其實(shí)意味著我們?cè)谏钪袑ふ腋嗟臇|西，更有意義、更多充實(shí)、更多自由、更多快樂(lè)。

The blurring of what is considered upscale and downscale also helps them prioritize their luxury purchases.
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Being an outlet mall also positions it a little more downscale than Karp is known for.
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Higher excise taxes in those countries have pushed consumers downscale, a boon for Imperial, which sells cheaper, roll-your-own tobacco products.
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low in quality and cheap in price; relating to or intended for people who are poor or not educated