price
/praɪs/
noun
- The amount of money needed to buy something.
- The price of milk has gone up again this month.
- She checked the price tag before deciding to buy the dress.
- We agreed on a fair price for the used car.
- The cost or consequence of achieving something.
- Success often comes at a high price in terms of personal time.
- Freedom was the price they paid for their rebellion.
- He paid the price for his carelessness with a broken phone.
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verb
- To set or determine the cost of something.
- We need to price our services competitively to attract customers.
- The artist priced her paintings based on size and detail.
- The store priced the new sneakers at $120.
- To ask the cost of something; to find out the price.
- I'm pricing laptops online to find the best deal.
- He went to the market to price fresh vegetables.
- She priced several contractors before hiring one.
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