pricing - Tìm kiếm | Laban Dictionary - Từ điển Anh - Việt, Việt

Anh-Việt Anh-Anh Đồng nghĩa

price

/ˈpraɪs/

US UK

noun

plural prices

the amount of money that you pay for something or that something costs [count]

oil/gas prices

You paid a high/low/reasonable price for the car.

We bought the house at a good price.

Can you give me a price for the car? [=can you tell me how much the car costs?]

If the price is right/reasonable, I'll buy it. = If it's the right price, I'll buy it.

The price of milk rose/increased/fell/dropped.

With the coupon you can buy two loaves of bread for the price of one. [=for the same amount of money it costs to buy one]

I won't sell the house. Not at any price! [=I won't sell the house no matter how much money someone offers me for it] [noncount]

High-definition television sets should come down in price over the next few years. [=they should start to cost less over the next few years]

What is the difference in price between the two cars?

Children who are older than 12 years old have to pay full price. [=the main or highest price]

Air-conditioning is included in the car's base price. [=the basic price you pay for something without adding anything extra] - often used before another noun

price cuts/increases

a price list for computer components - see also asking price, consumer price index, half price, list price, market price, purchase price, reserve price, retail price index, selling price, sticker price

[singular] :the thing that is lost, damaged, or given up in order to get or do something

A loss of privacy is often the price (you pay) for being famous.

Giving up alcohol was a small price (to pay) for keeping his family together.

Five years in prison is a high price (to pay) for one mistake.

We won the war, but at what price? [=did we lose or give up too much in order to win the war?]

What price glory/fame? [=is glory/fame worth what you have to lose or give up in order to get it?]

[noncount] :the amount of money needed to persuade someone to do something

I know he said he wouldn't do it, but I think it's just a matter of finding his price.

synonyms price, charge, cost, and fee mean the amount of money that is asked for or given as payment for something. price refers to how much money is asked for goods.

What is the price of the car? charge refers to the amount that you pay for using something or for a service.

There is no charge for parking here.

What are these phone charges on the bill? cost is used to refer to what is paid for something by the buyer rather than what is asked for by the seller.

The cost of the repairs seemed very high. cost may also be used to refer to prices in general.

The cost of living is higher in big cities. fee refers to an amount that is set by law, a business, etc., for doing something or for a particular service.

There is a $50 fee for the license.

a price on someone's head

an amount of money that will be given to anyone who kills or captures someone

The group's leader has been in hiding since the government put a price on his head.

at any price

for any amount of money

We think it's the best education you can get at any price.

I wouldn't work for her again. Not at any price.

without caring about what might be lost or given up

people who want peace at any price

at a price

by losing or giving up something or doing something unpleasant

Success came at a price.

for a very large amount of money

The chocolate is available by mail order, but at a price. [=it is expensive to have the chocolate mailed to you]

beyond price

literary :extremely valuable or important

Her friendship is a treasure beyond price. [=a priceless treasure]

put a price on

to ask for a particular amount of money for (something you are selling)

The owners have not yet put a price on the house.

to say how important or valuable something is - usually used in negative statements to say that something is extremely important and valuable

You can't put a price on true love.

The teachers there really care about the students, and I don't think you can put a price on (something like) that.

verb

prices; priced; pricing

[+ obj] to say or decide how much something costs :to give a price to (something)

They priced the house too high.

usually used as (be) priced

The house is priced too high.

The computer is priced at $2,000.

a reasonably priced car

high-priced televisions [=expensive televisions]

to put a price on (something) :to attach a price tag to (something)

Workers quickly priced the new merchandise.

to learn the price of (something that you are thinking about buying)

I've been pricing TVs [=comparing the prices of different TVs] and I know which one we should buy.

price (someone) out of the market

to make the price of something too high for (someone)

The high rents are pricing some people out of the market.

price yourself out of the market

to make the price of your services, products, etc., too high

If your fee is too high, you may find that you've priced yourself out of the market. [=people may stop wanting to pay for your services because they cost too much]

* Các từ tương tự:
price point, price tag, price war, price-fixing, priceless, pricey

price