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砍价 (kǎn jià) is typically used in a sentence to describe the act of bargaining or negotiating for a lower price. It can also refer to the process of haggling or trying to get a better deal on a purchase.
Example 1: 他是一个很会砍价的人，每次购物都能买到很划算的东西。(Tā shì yī gè hěn huì kǎn jià de rén, měi cì gòuwù dōu néng mǎi dào hěn huásuàn de dōngxi.) Translation: He is very good at bargaining and always manages to get great deals when shopping.
Example 2: 我不太擅长砍价，所以每次买东西都是按照标价付款。(Wǒ bù tài shàncháng kǎn jià, suǒyǐ měi cì mǎi dōngxi dōu shì ànzhào biāojià fùkuǎn.) Translation: I'm not very good at bargaining, so I always end up paying the listed price when buying things.
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