Accent: England (London)
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…to what is on offer…
Saying that something is on offer can mean that it is available, or that it is available for a special price.
e.g. I’m not sure what to cook tonight. I’ll pop down to the market and see what’s on offer.
e.g. I know what kind of laptop I want to get, but I’m going to wait until its on offer.
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