price

UK
/praɪs/
US
/praɪs/

Translations

pricenoun
prices
pl
UK
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US
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The price of the book is too high.
Цена книги слишком высокая.
The value of the painting is estimated to be over a million dollars.
Ценность картины оценивается более чем в миллион долларов.
The cost of living has increased due to inflation.
Стоимость жизни увеличилась из-за инфляции.
Additional translations
priceverb
priced
Past Simple
priced
Past Participle
pricing
Gerund
UK
/praɪs/
US
/praɪs/
The jeweler will price the diamond before selling it.
Ювелир оценит бриллиант перед продажей.
назначать цену
The store manager will price the new products tomorrow.
Менеджер магазина назначит цену на новые товары завтра.
Additional translations
устанавливать стоимость
определять цену
priceadjective
UK
/praɪs/
US
/praɪs/
Commonly used attributively before another noun (e.g., "price controls") to denote relation to cost.

Definitions

pricenoun
The amount of money expected, required, or given in payment for something.
The price of the new smartphone is quite high.
The unpleasant cost, sacrifice, or penalty that must be paid to obtain or maintain something.
The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.
The monetary rate at which a security, commodity, or service is traded in a market.
Oil prices fell sharply in early trading.
priceverb
To determine or set the cost of a product or service.
The store manager decided to price the new gadgets competitively to attract more customers.
To ascertain the cost or value of something.
Before making a purchase, she took the time to price similar items at different stores.
priceadjective
Relating to or concerned with prices or pricing.
Government price controls kept inflation in check.