Price
Meaning
The amount of money expected, required, or given in payment for something.
Pronunciation
UK praɪs
US praɪs
Example Sentences
- However, there are still a few pineapples with a hefty price tag on them.
- There are hundreds of sushi restaurants with various price ranges in Tokyo and 22 of them have received Michelin stars.
- As all Android users know, most apps are usually free but the average price seems to be just $0.06.
- So he listed it again for the same price for a second week.
- 1 million dollars is the price of the most expensive laptop.
- The more debt you have, the less people will want to give you things without your paying full price for them.
- Banks like credit card accounts because people always end up paying more than the original price for an item and the banks get that extra money in the form of interest.
- It describes how a price is formed in a market economy.
- This relationship will fix the price for a certain type of good.
- This happens at the equilibrium market price.
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