在先进先出法下，假设企业首先销售最早购入的商品，期末存货按最近的购货价格计价。
Under the first-in, first-out method, it is assumed that the first units acquired are the first ones sold; ending inventory is valued at the most recent purchase prices.
1980年上一次黄金价格攀顶时大量购入黄金的投资者在接下来的20年里目睹了金价跳水了三分之二。
Investors who piled into gold at the last peak in 1980 saw the price fall by two-thirds in the 20 years that followed.
随着价格的下降，消费者1开始购入商品，这时的市场需求量比任何一个个体消费者的需求量都要大，而且是这两个消费者需求量的总和。
As the pricefalls, consumer 1 begins purchasing, and the market quantity demanded is largerthan either individual participant’s quantity, and is the sum of the twoquantities.
只要看看一些本可在10年前以极低价格购入的老爷车目前的价格就知道，老爷车市场目前正处于创纪录高点。
A look at some of the prices now being achieved for cars that could have been bought for remarkably little money as recently as a decade ago, shows that the market is at a record high.
药品支出占了个人或家庭收入相当大的比例，有些人寻求价格更便宜的药品，这些便宜药品通常可从非监管途径购入，其中假冒药品发生频率可能会更高。
Paying for medicines can consume a significant proportion of individual or family income. Some people seek medicines that are sold more cheaply.
期末存货根据最先购入存货所支付的价格计价。
Ending inventory is valued on the basis of prices paid for the units first acquired.
举例，假设面值为10美元的债券以102%的价格购入，经纪人佣金5美元，应计利息为20美元。
To illustrate, assume that a $10 bond is purchased at 102 plus a brokerage fee of $5 and accrued interest of $20.
当债券在付息日之间购入时，购买人支付的价格是债券的市价加上自上一个付息日起应计的利息。
But when bonds are purchased between interest dates, the purchaser pays the market price for the bond plus the interest accrued since the last interest payment date.
指股票能在承购合同中被购入或在承销合同中被卖出的那个固定价格。也叫做执行价。
The price at which the holder (buyer) may purchase or sell the underlying futures contract. Also called strike price.
如果可以以低于卖出价格的价格购入XY Z股票，即可从两个价格之间的差额获得利润(不考虑佣金和税费的支出)。
If you are able to buy XYZ at a lower price than you sold it for, your profit is the difference between the two prices - not counting commission and taxes.
设想一个交易员以30美元的价格购入一支股票，希望它能长到34美元，却看到价格突然下跌。
Namely, imagine that a trader purchases a stock for the price of 30 dollars, expecting it to rise to 34 dollars, only to see it go down abruptly.
设想一个交易员以30美元的价格购入一支股票，希望它能长到34美元，却看到价格突然下跌。
Namely, imagine that a trader purchases a stock for the price of 30 dollars, expecting it to rise to 34 dollars, only to see it go down abruptly.
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