expensive
- adj. 花钱多的，昂贵的；（错误或决定）代价高的
[ 比较级 more expensive 最高级 most expensive ]
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
expensive /ɪkˈspɛnsɪv/ CET4 TEM4
-
1.
ADJ If something is expensive, it costs a lot of money. 昂贵的
例：Broadband is still more expensive than dial-up services.
宽带还是要比拨号服务费钱得多。
-
2.
expensively ADV 昂贵地
例：She was expensively dressed, with fine furs and jewels.
她衣饰奢华，穿戴着上好的毛皮和珠宝。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
-
The meal was ridiculously expensive.
这顿饭贵得离谱。
-
Food was scarce and expensive.
食物匮乏而且昂贵。
-
Meat and fish are relatively expensive.
肉和鱼相对较贵。
-
So you can read on an iPad or a touch-screen tablet, but the e-book readers are less expensive.
VOA: special.2010.12.20
-
I'm going to come back to that in a second with that, but I need to do one more example, and I've got to use my high-tech really expensive props. Right. So here's the fourth or fifth whatever we're up to, I guess fifth example.
并且我会用到我的,高科技的昂贵小道具，好，这是第四个还是第五个了？,好，我猜是第五个例子了,这是个被称为汉诺塔的问题。
-
Most people wouldn't ever mail a letter or get a letter--too expensive, not to count only the paper and everything was expensive.
大多数人可能从未寄过信,或是收过信，因为太贵了，不单单是纸贵,什么东西都贵。
词组短语
应用推荐