price

charge, price, fee, fare, cost, expense

名词 price:

1. the amount of money needed to purchase something
   同义词：terms, damage
2. the property of having material worth (often indicated by the amount of money something would bring if sold)
   同义词：monetary value, cost
3. value measured by what must be given or done or undergone to obtain something
   同义词：cost, toll
4. the high value or worth of something
5. a monetary reward for helping to catch a criminal
6. cost of bribing someone
7. United States operatic soprano (born 1927)
   同义词：Leontyne Price, Mary Leontyne Price

动词 price:

1. determine the price of
2. ascertain or learn the price of

1. He knew it was dangerous to be seen there was a price on his head.
   他知道被人发现是很危险的－－正在悬赏要他的脑袋呢。
2. I don't know enough about porcelain to be able to price these plates.
   我不太懂得瓷器，估计不出这些盘子的价钱。
3. I wouldn't have my sister's children to stay again not at any price!
   我可不愿意再让我姐姐的孩子留下来住了－－说什麽也不行。
4. The assistant priced the garments before putting them on display.
   营业员先给服装标好价格再摆出来卖。
5. No price is too high for winning their support.
   为了获得他们的支持，任何代价均在所不惜。
6. Six to one is a good price for that horse.
   那匹马有六比一的赔率很不错。
7. What is the price of the suit?
   这套西装多少钱？
8. The dresses in the shop are priced high.
   这家商店的衣服定价很高。

price

n.Abbr. pr.（名词）缩写 pr.
The amount as of money or goods, asked for or given in exchange for something else.
价格：要求或为交换他物的一定数量的钱或货物
The cost at which something is obtained:
代价：为得到某物而付出的代价：
例句：
believes that the price of success is hard work.
相信取得成功的代价便是努力地工作

The cost of bribing someone:
贿金：贿赂他人而付出的花费：
例句：
maintained that every person has a price.
认为每个人都可用贿金买通

A reward offered for the capture or killing of a person:
赏金：缉拿或处死某人而得到的赏金：
例句：
a felon with a price on his head.
有人悬赏此重犯的头

Archaic Value or worth.
【古语】 价值或财富
v.tr.（及物动词）
priced,pric.ing,pric.es
To fix or establish a price for:
定价：给…定价或建立价格：
例句：
shoes that are priced at nine dollars.
价格为九美元的鞋子

To find out the price of:
问价格：询问或查询出…的价格：
例句：
spent the day pricing dresses.
花一整天询问衣服的价格

<习惯用语>price out of the market
To charge so much for goods or services that people no longer buy or use them.
漫天要价：对商品或服务漫天要价致使无人再购买或使用
来源：
Middle English pris
中古英语 pris
from Old French
源自 古法语
from Latin pretium * see per- 5
源自 拉丁语 pretium *参见 per- 5

【引伸】
price.able
adj.（形容词）
pric.er
n.（名词）
<参考词汇><同义词>price,charge,cost,expenseThese nouns signify an amount given or asked for in payment for goods or services.
这些名词都指为得到货物或服务而付出或要求付出的数目。
Price is the amount of money needed to purchase something offered for sale:
Price 是指为买到正在出售的物品而需付出的钱：
例句：
The house didn`t sell because the price was too high.
那幢房子因要价太高而卖不出去。

Charge is the sum asked especially for the rendering of a service:
Charge 尤指为提供某种服务而收取的费用：
例句：
There is a nominal charge for postage and handling.
对于邮寄和搬运象征性的收费。

Cost, a more inclusive term,generally applies to the total spent or to be spent,including money, time, and labor:
Cost 意思更广泛一点，一般指已花费或将要花费的总数，包括钱，时间和劳力：
例句：
Sales more than offset production costs.
销售远远抵销了成本费用。

Expense suggests cost in the aggregate:
Expense 指全部的花费：
例句：
Litigation often entails enormous expense.
诉讼需要大量花费