PRICING - 从英语翻译成中文

peak-load pricing 名词

peak-load pricing

(电费的)峰值负载定价 fēngzhí fùzǎi dìngjià

I. price [praıs] 名词

1. price:

price

价格 jiàgé

price

价钱 jiàqian

2. price:

price

代价 dàijià

II. price [praıs] 动词 trans

1. price:

price

给…定价 gěi…dìngjià

price

给…标价 gěi…biāojià

2. price 俗:

price

询问(或查明)…的价格 xúnwèn…de jiàgé

price [praıs]

above [or beyond, without] price

宝贵的 bǎoguìde

above [or beyond, without] price

无价的 wújiàde

at a price

以很高的代价 yǐ hěngāode dàijià

at a price

以高价 yǐ gāojià

pay a price (for)

(为…)付出代价 fùchū dàijià

base price 名词

base price

基价 jījià

blanket price 名词

blanket price

一揽子价格 yīlǎnzi jiàgé

ceiling price 名词

ceiling price

最高限价 zuìgāo xiànjià

clearance price 名词

clearance price

清仓价 qīngcāngjià

closing price 名词

closing price

(股票等的)收盘价 shōupánjià

current price 名词

current price

现行价格 xiànxíng jiàgé

cut-price 形

cut-price

削价(出售)的 xuējià de

cut-price

出售削价品的 chūshòu xuējiàpǐn de

delivered price [dıˈlıvəd ...] 名词

delivered price

交货价格 jiāohuò jiàgé

monopoly price 名词

monopoly price

垄断价格 lǒngduàn jiàgé

one-price 名词 形

one-price

不二价(的) bù èrjià

trade price 名词

trade price

批发价 pīfājià

Present

I	price
you	price
he/she/it	prices
we	price
you	price
they	price

Past

I	priced
you	priced
he/she/it	priced
we	priced
you	priced
they	priced

Present Perfect

I	have	priced
you	have	priced
he/she/it	has	priced
we	have	priced
you	have	priced
they	have	priced

Past Perfect

I	had	priced
you	had	priced
he/she/it	had	priced
we	had	priced
you	had	priced
they	had	priced

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

Of the 77,165 cut-price promotions across supermarkets, the watchdog found over half (53 per cent) were on less-healthy foods.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Get a life and go buy the cut-price tickets for your own team.

www.bbc.co.uk

And if you use them nevertheless, the result will be kitsch - standard, cut-price goods, produced without effort and consumed without thought.

www.bbc.co.uk

In return, she and other residents are entitled to cut-price power and water.

www.independent.co.uk

Cabinets fix the odds against local farmers, buy cut-price foreign food when they know it's subsidised.

www.jamaicaobserver.com