discounts
n. countablen. a reduction in the usual price of something. You get a discount when you pay less than the full amount for an item or service.
n. a reduction in the standard price of a good or service. Often expressed as a percentage or a fixed amount subtracted from the gross total.
The store offers big discounts during the summer sale.
Students are eligible for significant discounts on public transport when they show a valid university ID card.
While seasonal discounts can drive short-term sales volume, luxury brands often avoid them to maintain a high-end image and prevent customers from waiting for price drops.
Commonly takes the preposition 'on' (a discount on shoes) or 'for' (a discount for members).
I got a 20% of discountI got a 20% discountLearners often incorrectly insert 'of' between the percentage and the noun 'discount'.