pricier

英

美 [ˈpraɪsiər]

adj.  昂贵的
pricey的比较级

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 价格高的；昂贵的
  If you say that something ispricey, you mean that it is expensive.
  1. Medical insurance is very pricey.
     医疗保险费用昂贵。

双语例句

• Don't assume that you get more UV protection with pricier sunglasses or from glasses with a darker tint.
  不要假设更贵的太阳镜或者更深色的眼镜就能提供更好的保护。
• Living in Hong Kong just got a little pricier.
  香港的生活成本只是稍稍贵了一些。
• Many turn to prescription drugs or pricier options hoping it will lead to a little bundle of joy.
  许多人寄希望于处方药物或较大花费的选择希望能够获得一丝惊喜。
• But familiarity with the pricier Italian brands rises as wealth increases, according to the report.
  据调查报告显示，越富有的人，对更为昂贵的意大利名牌越熟悉。
• Mr. Brown said he and his friends have been posting messages on Twitter and YouTube, urging other longtime sneaker fans not to buy the pricier LeBron shoes and to forgo waiting in line for new sneaker releases.
  布朗说，他和朋友一直在推特（Twitter）和YouTube上发帖，劝告其他长期爱好运动鞋的人们不要购买价格更高的勒布朗鞋子，别再排队等候新款运动鞋发布。
• But manufacturers in the region and consumers buying the products face a pricier future.
  但该地区的制造商以及购买其产品的消费者，未来将面临价格上涨的前景。
• Apparently, those owners are more willing to buy pricier pet food.
  显然，这类爱狗人士更愿意购买高价宠物食品。
• Pricier oil and other key commodities, notably iron ore and copper, could ripple through the economy and financial markets, potentially triggering inflation and forcing central banks to lift interest rates from ultra-low levels.
  石油及其它主要大宗商品（尤其是铁矿石和铜）价格上涨，可能对经济和金融市场产生连锁反应，触发通胀，迫使各央行提高目前处于极低水平的利率。
• And Renren could get even pricier.
  而且人人可能会变得更加昂贵。
• As a result, fast-food chains have weathered the recession better than their pricier competitors.
  结果，快餐连锁业比他们那些昂贵的竞争对手更能经受住经济衰退的冲击。