pricier

英

美 [ˈpraɪsiər]

adj. 昂贵的
pricey的比较级

柯林斯词典

ADJ-GRADED 价格高的；昂贵的
If you say that something ispricey, you mean that it is expensive.
1. Medical insurance is very pricey.
  医疗保险费用昂贵。

双语例句

Sales of its pricier American girl products were up 20%.
价格更高的美国女孩（AmericanGirl）产品的销售额增加20%。
And last month, Beijing lifted its long-standing policy of restricting foreigners to certain ( always pricier) hotels.
上个月，北京还取消了外国人只能住某类（总是比较贵的）旅馆的作法（我不知道南京是否也采取了这一非常明智的措施，如果还没有，那就应该着手做了）；
Many turn to prescription drugs or pricier options hoping it will lead to a little bundle of joy.
许多人寄希望于处方药物或较大花费的选择希望能够获得一丝惊喜。
Living in Hong Kong just got a little pricier.
香港的生活成本只是稍稍贵了一些。
Over the past two years, increasing numbers of Taiwanese have bought their own bicycles, the pricier the better, joined cycling clubs, and taken to the roads on weekends and during holidays.
在过去的两年里，越来越多的台湾人给自己买了新自行车（越贵越好），加入了骑自行车俱乐部，并且在周末和假日上路骑行。
Shale gas is also likely to divert investment in Britain from pricier but carbon-free nuclear and renewable-energy sources.
页岩气也可能会使英国把对更昂贵能源的投资转向无碳核能源和可再生能源。
As a result, banks are now more reliant on ( pricier) wholesale funding. Chinese lenders operate in a far rosier environment than their western peers, but they are not invincible.
其结果是，银行目前更加依赖（成本更高的）批发融资。与西方同行相比，中国各银行的运营环境要好得多，但它们并非无懈可击。
Pricier oil and other key commodities, notably iron ore and copper, could ripple through the economy and financial markets, potentially triggering inflation and forcing central banks to lift interest rates from ultra-low levels.
石油及其它主要大宗商品（尤其是铁矿石和铜）价格上涨，可能对经济和金融市场产生连锁反应，触发通胀，迫使各央行提高目前处于极低水平的利率。
Mr. Brown said he and his friends have been posting messages on Twitter and YouTube, urging other longtime sneaker fans not to buy the pricier LeBron shoes and to forgo waiting in line for new sneaker releases.
布朗说，他和朋友一直在推特（Twitter）和YouTube上发帖，劝告其他长期爱好运动鞋的人们不要购买价格更高的勒布朗鞋子，别再排队等候新款运动鞋发布。
When women can't afford pricier indulgences, Lauder mused, lipstick offers a cheaper compromise.
兰黛发现，当女性囊中羞涩的时候，口红便成为相对便宜的好东西。