drive down a the (something's) price Идиома

asking price

a starting price, a price to begin negotiations The asking price for the lot was $29,500. It sold for $28,000.

pay the price

work hard, endure, suffer To be an Olympic athlete, you have to pay the price: pain.

price out

check the price of, find out the price Before we buy a European car, we should price out parts and service.

price you have to pay

(See the price you have to pay)

set your price

choose a price for an item you want to sell If you want to sell it quickly, set your price lower than the others.

the price you have to pay

what you must endure or pay or lose Loneliness is the price you have to pay for being famous.

at any price

whatever it may cost无论代价如何
He won't sell these books at any price．无论给多少钱他都不会把这些书卖掉。

have a price on one's head

Idiom(s): have a price on one's head

Theme: CRIME

to be wanted by the authorities, who have offered a reward for one's capture. (Informal or folksy. Usually limited to western and gangster movies.)
• We captured a thief who had a price on his head, and the sheriff gave us the reward.
• The crook was so mean, he turned in his own brother, who had a price on his head.

Every man has his price.

Everyone's loyalty can be bought for a price.

Cheap at half the price

If something's cheap at half the price, it's very cheap indeed.

More Idioms/Phrases

Change tack Chaps my ass Chase rainbows Chase your tail Cheap as chips Cheap at half the price Cheap shot Cheat death Cherry pick Chew on a bone Chew the cud Chickenfeed