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

• Even pricier destinations hold allure.
  即使昂贵的旅游目的地仍然具有极大的吸引力。
• The rail system stretches across 100,000 kilometers and its pricier high-speed service now boasts some 10,000 kilometers of track.
  铁道系统全国线路长达10万公里，价格昂贵的高铁线路现已拓展至1万公里。
• Cheap pricing is creating an opportunity for buyers who are relocating from pricier markets, like New York and Boston, he says.
  他说，低廉的房价为人们从纽约、波士顿等高房价地区搬迁过来创造了机会。
• Living in Hong Kong just got a little pricier.
  香港的生活成本只是稍稍贵了一些。
• Admittedly, Apple has not lost iPod customers, but upgraded them to pricier iPhones.
  诚然，苹果公司并未失去iPod用户，而是让他们升级为昂贵的iPhone用户。
• And Renren could get even pricier.
  而且人人可能会变得更加昂贵。
• 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。
• Property prices which a few years ago made flats in Riga pricier than apartments in much richer western European cities have collapsed.
  房地产价格已经崩溃；几年前，里加的公寓价格，超过了比这里富裕得多的西欧城市的楼价。
• Now, however, online retailers are being offered software that helps them detect shoppers who can afford to pay more or are in a hurry to buy, so as to present pricier options to them or simply charge more for the same stuff.
  然而现在，网上零售商可利用软件帮他们筛选出更有承受能力或急着埋单的消费者。对应地，零售商可推荐更昂贵的商品或直接将同样的商品标更高的价格。
• 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。