to mark a price; marked price
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Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
to mark (a price); to put a price tag on
neutralRefers to the act of setting and displaying a price on merchandise. Often used in a retail or commercial context.
Chāo超
shì市
lǐ里
de的
suǒ所
yǒu有
shāng商
pǐn品
dōu都
bì必
xū须
míng明
mǎ码
biāo标
jià价
。
All goods in the supermarket must be clearly marked with prices.
Tā他
zhèng正
zài在
gěi给
xīn新
dào到
de的
huò货
wù物
biāo标
jià价
。
He is putting price tags on the newly arrived goods.
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Zhè这
jiàn件
yī衣
fu服
hái还
méi没
biāo标
jià价
，
wǒ我
qù去
wèn问
wen问
diàn店
yuán员
。
This piece of clothing doesn't have a price tag yet; I'll go ask the shop assistant.
noun
marked price; price tag; listed price
neutralRefers to the price that is displayed or written on a tag.
Zhè这
ge个
huā花
píng瓶
de的
biāo标
jià价
shì是
sān三
bǎi百
yuán元
。
The marked price of this vase is three hundred yuan.
Nǐ你
kě可
yǐ以
gēn跟
mài卖
jiā家
xié协
shāng商
，
jià价
gé格
bù不
yī一
dìng定
àn按
biāo标
jià价
lái来
。
You can negotiate with the seller; the price doesn't necessarily have to be the listed price.
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Qǐng请
hé核
duì对
yī一
xià下
shāng商
pǐn品
de的
biāo标
jià价
hé和
shōu收
jù据
shàng上
de的
jīn金
é额
shì是
fǒu否
yī一
zhì致
。
Please check if the marked price of the item matches the amount on the receipt.