prasal verbs on shopping

To reduce the price of something, typically in a retail setting.

To choose or select something from a group of options.

To compare prices or products from different stores before making a purchase.

To choose or select something, often in relation to matching or complimenting another item or choice.

To exhaust the supply of something, meaning there is no more left.

To spend or pay a significant amount of money, often reluctantly or unexpectedly.

To put on clothes or accessories to see how they fit or look.

To spend a lot of money on something luxurious or extravagant.

To reduce or lower something, such as prices, costs, or someone's mood.

To sell all of something that was available for sale, often used figuratively to indicate popularity or success.