high-priced

英 [ˌhaɪ ˈpraɪst]

美 [ˌhaɪ ˈpraɪst]

adj.  昂贵的; 高价的

牛津词典

adj.

• 昂贵的；高价的
  expensive
  1. high-priced housing/cars
     昂贵的住房 / 汽车

英英释义

adj

• having a high price
  1. costly jewelry
  2. high-priced merchandise
  3. much too dear for my pocketbook
  4. a pricey restaurant
  Synonym:costlydear(p)priceypricy

双语例句

• As your offer is high-priced, we can't proceed with it.
  由于你方报盘价格很高，我方难以进行。
• Bluefin tuna is a high-priced food ingredient in Japan, and an integral part of the Japanese.
  黑鲔鱼在日本属于高价位食材，是日本人的料理文化中不可或缺的一部分。
• Just has more bucks to throw at a high-priced legal team.
  他只是有钱去请高薪的律师团。
• For example, the apple is always high-priced fruit, and my mom can't afford it.
  举个例子，苹果总是高价的水果，我们的妈妈经常无力购买。
• But for the most part, telerobots remain high-priced toys.
  但目前从很多方面上看，遥控机器人还只是一种高价的玩具。
• Hiring high-priced MBA talent is not a priority for investment banks and consulting firms struggling to survive and stave off bankruptcy.
  正竭力生存下去、避免破产的投行和咨询公司不再将招募高价的mba人才作为首要任务。
• Whether or not parents will actually shell out so much for a high-priced gadget remains to be seen.
  年轻的父母们是否愿意掏钱买这么昂贵的玩具，我们拭目以待。
• Before Microsoft came along, there really was no software industry was just a few companies selling very high-priced software only to companies, big companies.
  微软成立之前并没有真正的软件业，只有几家公司向另外一些大公司以高昂价格销售软件而已。
• So as a matter of routine, you buy low-priced stocks and sell high-priced stocks.
  因此，按照常规，你买进低估价股，卖掉高估价股。
• Some people can't afford a high-priced lawyer.
  有些人顾不起高价律师的。