单词 | cost |
释义 | cost UK [kɒst] US [kɑ:st] noun MONEY 钱 ESSENTIAL uncountable ■the amount of money needed to buy, do or make something 价格;费用;成本 •When you buy a new computer, you usually get software included at •For many parents, two salaries are essential to cover •The supermarket chain announced that it was cutting •It's difficult for most people to cope with the rising •I was able to buy the damaged goods at costs [plural] ■the amount of money needed for a business or to do a particular job 成本;支出 •We need to cut •The estimated UK [kɒst] US [kɑ:st] noun THING GIVEN 给予之物 ADVANCED [S or U] ■something which is given, needed or lost in order to get a particular thing 代价;牺牲;付出 •We were going to paint the house ourselves, but when we considered the cost in •The driver managed not to hit the child who ran in front of his car, but only at the •She has finally got the job she wanted, but at •It's not worth getting into an argument with Tim, as I learned to UK [kɒst] US [kɑ:st] noun at all cost(s) (also at any cost) ■If something must be done or avoided at all costs, it must be done or avoided whatever happens 不惜任何代价;无论如何 •Security during the president's visit must be maintained at all costs.要不惜一切代价确保总统在访问期间的安全。 •He wanted her at any cost, even if it meant giving up everything he had.他不惜一切代价要得到她,即使这意味着放弃他自己所拥有的一切。 UK [kɒst] US [kɑ:st] verb transitive MONEY 钱 ESSENTIAL (cost, cost) ■If something costs an amount of money, you must pay that amount to buy or do it 价钱为;需花费 •"How much does this book cost (= What is the price of this book) ?" "It costs £25."“这本书多少钱?”“25英镑。” •It •[+ two objects] The trip will cost you $1000.这趟旅游要花去你1000美元。 ■(costed, costed)■to calculate the future cost of something 计算(成本);计算(花费) •How carefully did you cost the materials for the new fence and gate?你是如何细算新围栏和大门的材料费用的? •Has your scheme been properly costed (out) UK [kɒst] US [kɑ:st] verb transitive LOSE 丧失 ADVANCED (cost, cost) ■to cause someone to lose or destroy something valuable 使付出代价;使丧失;使牺牲 •Drinking and driving costs lives (= can cause accidents in which people die).酒后驾车会付出生命的代价。 •[+ two objects] His affairs cost him his marriage (= his marriage ended because of them).婚外情葬送了他的婚姻。 UK [kɒst] US [kɑ:st] verb transitive cost sb dear ■to cause someone to spend a lot of money or lose money 让(某人)花很多钱;使(某人)损失一大笔钱 •Buying that second-hand car without having it checked by a mechanic first cost us dear.没先请机修工检查就买了那辆二手汽车,这让我们亏了许多钱。 ■If something that someone does, especially something stupid, costs them dear, it causes them a lot of problems 使(某人)付出沉重代价;使(某人)饱尝苦头•Later that year he attacked a photographer, an incident that cost him dear.那年底他攻击了一位摄影师,这件事让他付出了巨大代价。 UK [kɒst] US [kɑ:st] verb transitive cost an arm and a leg /a small fortune (UK also cost a bomb/the Earth/a packet) ■to be extremely expensive 极其昂贵;花一大笔钱 •I'd love to buy a Rolls-Royce, but they cost an arm and a leg.我倒是想买辆劳斯莱斯,可实在太贵了。 UK [kɒst] US [kɑ:st] verb transitive it'll cost you informal ■it will be very expensive 要花很多钱;会很贵 •It'll cost you to have your roof mended.修理屋顶要花很多钱。 |
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