high-priced
adjective
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high-priced 在英語中的意思
(high-priced在劍橋商務英語詞典中的解釋 © Cambridge University Press)
high-priced的例句
high-priced
With a high-priced hardback, they have gone for the assured - but few - sales to academic libraries around the world.
This would be only after the fourth had won and when they were looking towards the fifth on a very high-priced accumulator.
Crude oil is more valuable because of the high-priced things it yields in the refineries.
I am aware that utility clothing sells rapidly while high-priced non-utility garments tend to remain in the shops.
No community would tolerate a monopoly making intolerable profits out of absurdly high-priced bread.
That is more possible in the north and in the midlands than in the high-priced areas of the south-east.
The taxpayer, having paid his subsidy, then pays a second time by buying back his now high-priced goods through the shops.
It does not just affect the high-priced areas of the south.
Believing as they do in the trickle-down theory, their primary aim is to bring into inner city areas islands of office development and high-priced accommodation.
If the coal is high-priced, the electricity generators would want to take power from gas and oil, and that is already beginning to happen.
It is said that too many high-priced people and expert talents are occupied in defence and it is questioned whether that is right.
The proof, as everyone knows, is that high-priced oil imports are an intolerable burden.
We in this country cannot go on following a high-priced fuel policy with a high-priced transport policy.
They would not have lost a smoke; they would not have diminished the consumption of high-priced cigars or high-priced wines by a single shilling.
When a restrictive and high-priced monopoly is established it is in the nature of men in this country to challenge it.
示例中的觀點不代表劍橋詞典編輯、劍橋大學出版社和其許可證頒發者的觀點。
