| 词汇 | price |
| 释义 | priceUK:*/ˈpraɪs/US:/praɪs/ ,(prīs)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 price n (cost to purchase [sth])价格；价钱What is the price of gold at the moment?目前黄金价格多少？ 其他翻译 price n (bounty)悬赏；赏金The US government put a price on his head. price n figurative (toll) (比喻)代价Some people say that wars are the price of freedom. price [sth] vtr (valuate)为…定价；为…标价The art dealer priced the vase at six hundred dollars. price [sth] vtr (label with a price)询问…的价格Let me price this book, then we can go home. 复合形式： asking price n (cost of [sth] being sold)开价；出价The asking price for the vase is £25. at a good price expr (at reasonable cost)好价钱；以不错的价格I was able to buy my PC at a good price. at a price expr (for a certain cost)以...的价格 at any price adv (whatever the cost)不管价格如何高昂；以任何价格Bob was willing to buy the painting at any price. at any price adv figurative (whatever sacrifice is required)不惜任何代价Yvonne wanted to win the game at any price. bargain price n (low cost)便宜价You can find bargain prices on good used clothing at the thrift shop. base price n (cost before extras)低价；基价The base price is $20,000; if you want a stereo or air conditioning, that will be extra. bid price n (highest amount of money offered)投标价格；标价The antique table was sold at the bid price of £5,000. bride price n (payment for wife)彩礼；聘金 cash price n (discount) (使用现金支付的最低价格)现金价格，付现价格The cash price for a new car can be as much as 10% less than if you buy it on time. closing price n (stock market: ending price)收盘价格The closing price of the telephone company stock has risen for five consecutive days. come at a price v expr figurative (have a downside or disadvantage)需要付出代价；有代价Rock stars discover that fame and fortune come at a price. come down in price v expr informal (become less expensive)价格下跌That computer will come down in price when a faster model becomes available. consumer price index n (retail price data)消费价格指数The consumer price index has risen by 10 percent since the beginning of the year. CPI n initialism (consumer price index)消费者物价指数 current price n (as of the present)现价；当前价格 cut price, cut-price adj (cheap, discounted)降价的；削价的；打折扣的备注: hyphen used when term is before a noun equilibrium price n (cost at which demand equals supply)平衡价格；均衡价格 fair price n (reasonable cost)公平价格；公道的价格I paid £2,000 for my car - it seemed like a fair price at the time. fix the price v expr (agree on cost)确定价格；商定价格；定价The management team met to fix the price for selling their newest product line. fix the price v expr (collude to set price) (卖方串通)垄断定价；价格操纵There's no point in shopping around for a cheaper one. The shopkeepers all know each other round here and fix the price. fixed price n (cost set in advance)定价；无商讨余地的价格In general, department stores sell goods at fixed prices. fixed-price, fixed price n as adj (option: with set cost)价格固定；固定价格备注: A hyphen is commonly used when the adjective precedes the noun.Two types of mortgages are available: the fixed price mortgage and the variable mortgage. fixed-price menu, fixed price menu n (menu: with set cost)固定价格菜单The workers always choose the fixed-price menu. floor price n (minimum cost)最低价，底价Occasionally a government will mandate a floor price to protect industries from foreign competition. full price n (cost of [sth] undiscounted)全价，足价At holiday time you will have to pay full price for airline tickets. full-price n as adj (at undiscounted cost)全价的；正价的 going price n (current average cost)市价；市面一般价格 good price n (reasonable cost)好价钱The hotel offers good prices for rooms. great price n (value for money, cheap cost)大价钱That's a great price for a machine with those features. half price, half-price n (cost: 50% reduction)半价The shop is selling lots of clothes at half price in the sale. half-price n as adj (50% reduction)半价的；按半价出售的Alice always looks out for half-price items in the supermarket. half-price adv (at a 50% reduction)按半价；以半价I bought this dress half-price in the sale. high prices npl (great costs)高价；价格太高High prices are bad news for consumers. high price n figurative (great cost)高价；价格太高We won the battle, but we paid such a high price in human lives, I wonder if it was worth it. high price tag n figurative (great cost, expense)高标价；代价太高His rise to fame came with a high price tag; his wife and children left him. knockdown price, knock-down price n UK, informal (low cost, discounted price)最低价；折扣价This holiday season, our store will offer the best knockdown prices of the year. list price n (undiscounted, advertised cost)定价，报价，标价Very few customers pay the list price for a new car. low price n (small or reduced cost)低价A low price doesn't always mean lack of quality, but it's a good indicator. market price n (current price)市场价格The current market price for lobster is $7.99 per pound. moderate price n (reasonable or modest cost)中等价位This store offers quality merchandise at a moderate price. modest price n (reasonable or moderate cost)适中的价位The car was being sold at a modest price. net price n (price after tax)净价；实价 nominal price n (estimated cost)名义价格The nominal price of the car is $25,000. offer price n (cost of [sth] being offered for sale)卖价；售价；报价The offer price is $250,000, but I think they will take substantially less. offering price n (cost of [sth] being offered for sale)卖价；售价；报价The offering price of this new share issue is likely to be between $1.85 and $1.95. opening price n (stock trading: day's starting price) (股票交易)开盘价，开市价 package price n (all-inclusive cost)一揽子价格；组合价格 pay a high price v expr figurative (suffer for [sth])付出高昂代价 pay a high price for [sth] v expr figurative (suffer for [sth])因...付出高昂代价 premium price n (elevated cost paid for [sth] of top quality)高价Here at XYZ store you can always get premium quality without paying a premium price. price ceiling n (upper limit set on prices)最高价格；价格上限Many economists think that establishing price ceilings interferes with free-market economics. price control n (limits set on prices)物价控制；价格控制；价格管制The first thing the new dictator did was to establish price control on basic goods. price cut n (discount, lowering of costs)减价；削价You can find bargains after Christmas when there are price cuts on holiday merchandise. price fixing, price-fixing n (agreed control of prices)价格垄断； (政府实行的)物价管制The Department of Justice has accused the publisher of price fixing. price floor n (minimum charge allowed for [sth])价格底线；最低价 price freeze n (temporary fixing of prices)价格冻结The Department of Trade and Industry imposed a price freeze on basic commodities. price gouging, price-gouging n (increasing price with demand)物价上涨Price gouging of medical supplies was common during the pandemic. price-gouging n as adj (opportunistic with pricing)哄抬物价Price-gouging manufacturers are selling masks for five times the normal price. price increase n (rise in the cost of [sth])价格上涨；提高价格 price list n (itemized listing of product prices)价格表；价目单The price list shows how much the company charges for different services. price match vi (sell [sth] as low as competitor)价格保护 price [sb] out of [sth] v expr often passive (exclude through rising costs)价格太高导致某人买不起某物 price point n (cost of [sth] at retail) (需求曲线上的点，反应价格和需求量间的关系)价格点 price range n (scale of prices)价格范围The price range of real estate varies from 4,500 to 8,000 euros per square metre.I need to buy a new car, but it's hard to find a reliable one in my price range. price spike n (sudden severe increase in cost)价格激增；价格暴涨The bad summer weather caused a price spike in tomatoes. price tag n (label showing an item's cost)价格标签I cut the price tag off before I gift-wrapped the sweater. price tag n figurative (cost, value)费用；价格；价值Health care reform will come with a hefty price tag. price taker n (economics: purchaser unable to affect price)价格接受者备注: 无法对市场价格产生影响的人 price-gouge, price gouge vi (raise prices with demand)物价上涨Some government agencies target companies that price-gouge. price-gouge [sth], price gouge [sth] vtr (raise price with demand)哄抬物价That store is price-gouging masks and hand sanitizer. price-induced, price induced adj (prompted by pricing)价格诱发的备注: The hyphen is omitted when the adjective follows the noun. purchase price n (cost at which [sth] is bought)购买价格Over the years, the purchase price for a new car has risen significantly. raise [sth] in price v expr (increase the cost of)涨价；抬价；加价 reasonable price n (fair cost)合理的价格；公道的价钱 recommended price n (suggested retail price)建议（零售）价；推荐（零售）价格A lot of discount shops show inflated recommended prices. reduced price n (discount)折扣价格 retail price n (amount [sth] costs in shops)零售价I never pay the full retail price because I know how to haggle. Retail Price Index, retail price index n UK (measure of inflation)零售价格指数 sale price n (discounted cost)销售价Even the sale price is more than I'm willing to pay. selling price n (cost at which [sth] is put up for sale)售价I nearly fainted when I heard the selling price of the house. sensible price n (reasonable cost)合理的价格I hope I'll get a sensible price for my mother's old piano. share price, stock price n (cost of financial stocks)股票价格；股价So far this year share prices have fallen by a fifth. spot price n (trading: immediate cost)现货价格 starting price n (gambling odds)赔率 steep price n informal (very high cost) (非正式用语)过高的价格，不合理的高价 sticker price n (seller's price, esp. for car) (尤指汽车)标价，售价 strike price n (finance: fixed price) (金融)执行价格；行权价格 target price n (anticipated retail cost)目标价格The bank has set a target price of 250p per share. top price n (highest cost)最高价You'll have to pay top price if you want theatre tickets for tonight. unit price n (cost per item)单位价格；单价 wholesale price n (cost of [sth] purchased in bulk)批发价The wholesale price is always much cheaper than the retail price. |
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