Definition
Definition of PRICE - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: protect, rest, ice, compression, and elevationTECH. US method to treat injuries with rest and iceTECH. US
- After the fall, she used PRICE for her ankle.
2.
acr: Protection, Rest, Ice, Compression, ElevationTECH. US steps for treating a sports injuryTECH. US
- Follow PRICE after you twist your ankle.
Origin of PRICE
Latin pretium (value)
Terms with PRICE included in their meaning
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cost
low in price, not expensive
finance
require payment of a specified price
commerce
reduction in price
business
having a high price or cost
business
rise or increase in price or value
value
offering good quality for the price
discounted
available to be bought at a lower price
auction
make an offer to pay a price
reduce price
deduct a percentage from a price
price rise
increase in cost or value
commerce
price charged for goods or services
business
not too high in price
commerce
discounted in price
price tag
value measured in money or importance
finance
indicating the price or expense required
pricing
available for a lower price than usual
travel
hotel offering simple rooms and services at a low nightly price
pricing
sold or bought with price per pound
money
price or fee that is lower than usual
decrease
reduce in price or value
finance
symbol $ used to indicate a price in dollars
cost rate
price charged for each hour of service
transportation
rise in the price of transportation services
restaurant food
list of dishes with no choices at a set price
Examples of PRICE in a sentence
PRICE was recommended for her knee injury. The coach reminded us to use PRICE for sprains. Doctors recommend PRICE for minor injuries.
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- French:protéger, repos, glace, compression et élévation, PRICE, ...
- German:PRICE, PECH, ...
- Italian:PRICE, ...
- Spanish:protección, reposo, hielo, compresión y elevación, PRICE, ...
- Portuguese:PRICE, ...
- Chinese:损伤处理原则, 保护、休息、冰敷、压迫、抬高, ...
- Japanese:PRICE, ...
- Arabic:طَرِيقَة الحِمَايَة وَالرَّاحَة وَالثَّلْج وَالضَّغْط وَالرَّفْع, الحماية والراحة والتبريد والضغط والرفع, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁיטַת פְּרַיְיס, PRICE, ...
- Russian:защита, покой, лёд, компрессия и возвышенное положение, PRICE, ...
- Ukrainian:ЗАХОЛОД, PRICE, ...
- Hindi:सुरक्षा, आराम, बर्फ, दबाव और ऊँचाई वाली उपचार विधि, प्रोटेक्शन, विश्राम, बर्फ, संपीड़न, ऊंचाई, ...
Definition of price - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
retail purchaseamount of money needed to buy something
- The price of the book is $20.
2.
consequencecost of an action or decision
- The price of fame is privacy loss.
3.
wanted posterRare sum of money offered as a rewardRare
- There is a price on the fugitive's head.
Verb
1.
value estimationdetermine the monetary value of something
- They priced the antique vase at $200.
2.
set costfix the selling price of something
- The store priced all new arrivals last night.
Expressions with price
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serious consequences or sacrifices resulting from an action
He paid a heavy price for his mistakes.
increase in cost very quickly and to a high level
The price skyrocketed after the new product launch!
increase the price of an item or service
The store decided to price up all electronics.
insignificant cost or effort compared to benefits
The inconvenience was a small price for such a great view.
state the amount of money you want
If you really want it, name your price and I'll pay today.
spend a lot of money for something
He had to pay a high price for the concert tickets.
spend a lot of money for something
He had to pay a very high price for the car.
bear the cost of something
If you want luxury, you must pay the price for it.
cost of purchasing eggs in the market
The price of eggs has increased this year.
decide how much money something should cost
They put a price on the old painting.
sales promotion offering two items for one price
The store had a two for the price of one on shoes.
obtained with significant cost or sacrifice
Success was achieved at a price.
suffer serious consequences for an action or decision
He paid a heavy price for ignoring the warnings.
endure major hardship or loss due to a choice or act
They ignored the warnings and paid a very heavy price.
price has reached the lowest possible value in market
The price has hit rock-bottom after the sale started.
cost does not matter
For this project, price is no object.
cost much more than usual or expected
The price is sky-high for concert tickets this year!
fee required to enter an event or place
The price of admission to the concert was $50.
high cost or expense
The new phone comes with a steep price.
reduce the price of something significantly
They decided to knock the price for the clearance sale.
increase in cost very quickly and by a large amount
The price has rocketed due to high demand.
reward offered for capturing or killing someone
The outlaw had a price on his head.
reward offered for capturing or killing someone
The outlaw had a price on his head.
competition where companies keep lowering prices to win customers
The two airlines started a price war on tickets.
Origin of price
Latin, pretium (value, worth)
Examples of price in a sentence
They couldn't agree on a fair price. The price of neglecting health is illness. The price of success is hard work. The price for information was substantial. A high price was set for the missing artifact. The jeweler priced the ring at $500.
They need to price the new product competitively. They need to price the new collection before the sale. The items were priced too high for the market.
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- French:prix, estimer, ...
- German:Preis, bewerten, ...
- Italian:prezzo, prezzare, ...
- Spanish:precio, valorar, ...
- Portuguese:preço, avaliar, ...
- Chinese:价格, 定价, ...
- Japanese:価格, 値段をつける, ...
- Arabic:سِعْر, سَعَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:מְחִיר, לִקְבּוֹעַ מְחִיר, ...
- Russian:цена, оценивать, ...
- Ukrainian:ціна, оцінювати, ...
- Hindi:कीमत, मूल्य निर्धारण करना, ...
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