adj.非常便宜的
adv.极便宜地

The groceries at the local market are dirt-cheap, making it an ideal place to stock up on supplies.
当地市场的杂货非常便宜，是囤积物资的理想之地。
She managed to buy a dirt-cheap laptop from an online auction site, but it turned out to be in poor condition.
她从网上拍卖网站买到了一台非常便宜的笔记本电脑，但结果发现它的状况很差。
Dirt-cheap labor in developing countries has attracted many multinational corporations seeking to cut costs.
发展中国家的廉价劳动力吸引了许多寻求降低成本的跨国公司。
Despite being dirt-cheap, the quality of these products is surprisingly good, offering great value for money.
尽管价格低廉，这些产品的质量却出奇的好，物超所值。
The cost of living in this small town is dirt-cheap, making it an affordable place for retirees to settle down.
这个小镇的生活成本非常低，对于退休人士来说是一个负担得起的定居之所。
They decided to rent a dirt-cheap apartment while they saved up enough money to buy their own home.
他们决定租一套非常便宜的公寓，同时攒够钱买自己的房子。
Dirt-cheap airfares during off-peak seasons make travel more accessible to budget-conscious travelers.
淡季时的超低价机票使预算有限的旅行者更容易出行。
He was able to purchase a dirt-cheap used car, which he fixed up himself, saving a lot of money in the process.
他买了一辆非常便宜的二手车，自己动手修理，过程中省了很多钱。
The company's strategy of offering dirt-cheap prices has allowed it to capture a significant market share.
公司通过提供超低价格的战略，成功占领了相当大的市场份额。
Dirt-cheap generic drugs have made essential medications more affordable for people in low-income countries.
非常便宜的仿制药使得低收入国家的人们能够负担得起基本药物。