I. underbid <прич. наст. вр. underbidding, прош. вр. & past part underbid> [америк. ˌəndərˈbɪd, брит. ʌndəˈbɪd] ГЛ. перех.
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It's an employer's market, he said, and he worries about the immigrant roof and siding contractors who underbid his firm.
www.globalpost.com Some of the financials relate to the shipyard's pricing, which could potentially give a competitor the chance to underbid it on a contract.
thechronicleherald.ca They underbid everyone which knocks them out of the competition since they can not go that low.
www.obj.ca Large for-profit corporations are more willing to compromise on service quality and that allows them to underbid non-profits.
nupge.ca He also invented a method of drilling fife bores that allowed him to underbid his competition, and he may have been the first woodwind maker to use rosewood.
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