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costs

UK
/kɒsts/
US
/kɔsts/

Translations

costnoun

costs

pl

costs
pl
UK
/kɒst/
US
/kɔst/
The cost of living in the city has increased significantly over the years.
Le coût de la vie dans la ville a augmenté de façon significative au fil des années.
coûtSens figuré : ce qu'il faut sacrifier ou perdre pour obtenir quelque chose.
The cost of winning the championship was the team's exhaustion and injuries.
Le coût de la victoire au championnat a été l'épuisement et les blessures de l'équipe.
Additional translations
fraisS'emploie surtout au pluriel au sens de dépenses.
Synonyms
expense
disbursement
expenditure
fee
valuation
outlay
charge
price
costverb

costs

cost
Past Simple
cost
Past Participle
costing
Gerund
UK
/kɒst/
US
/kɑːst/
coûterAvec complément de personne : « coûter quelque chose à quelqu'un ».
His mistake cost him the promotion.
Son erreur lui a coûté la promotion.
The new smartphone will cost you around $800.
Le nouveau smartphone va vous coûter environ 800 dollars.
Additional translations
chiffrerSens technique, notamment en gestion et en production.
Synonyms
demand
take
require
price
charge

Definitions

costnoun
An amount that has to be paid or spent to buy or obtain something.
The cost of living in the city has increased significantly over the years.
The effort, loss, or sacrifice necessary to achieve or obtain something.
The cost of winning the championship was the team's exhaustion and injuries.
costverb
To require the payment of a specified sum of money for purchase or use.
The new smartphone will cost you around $800.
To cause the loss of something, such as time, effort, or opportunity.
His mistake cost him the promotion.
To estimate or assign a price to something, especially in advance of production or sale.
The construction project was costed at approximately $5 million.
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