cost

cost
[kɔst] 1. (pt, pp - cost); n
1) c 价格 [jiàgé]

the cost of a loaf of bread — 一条面包的价格

2) c / u (fig) (loss, damage etc) 代价 [dàijià]

The cost in human life was enormous. — 付出了巨大的生命代价。

2. vt
1) (be priced at) 价格为 [jiāgé wéi]

It cost five thousand dollars. — 价格为5000美元。

2) (COMM) (work out cost of) [+ project, purchase etc] (pt, pp costed) 估价 [gūjià]
3. costs; n pl
1) (overheads) 成本 [chéngběn]
2) (LAW) 诉讼费用 [sùsòng fèiyòng]

* how much does it cost? — 这多少钱?

* it cost me fifty pounds — 这花了我50英镑

* it costs 5 pounds/too much — 价格为5英镑/太高

* what will it cost to have it repaired? — 修理它要多少钱?

* it cost him his life/job — 这让他付出了生命/失去工作的代价

* the cost of living — 生活费用

* at all costs — 不惜一切代价


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