prices


From the verb price: (⇒ conjugate)
prices is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections
v 3rd person singular

Collocations for "prices"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "prices" in context.

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price

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
n
  1. a [high, fair, reasonable, great, good, bargain] price
  2. [high] prices
  3. an [exorbitant, astronomical, unaffordable] price
  4. [new, old, current, future] prices
  5. [a higher, the highest] price
  6. the [house, ticket, car] price
  7. the price of the [house]
  8. the [wholesale, distributor, retail, list, sales, discounted] price
  9. [computers, clothes, flights] at [wholesale] prices
  10. the price is [too, really, very] high
  11. [could, can] you lower the price?
  12. share prices have gone [up, down]
  13. [lower, raise, freeze, increase] prices
  14. [set, fix, establish, determine] the price
  15. (expected to) fetch a high price
  16. what's the price of this [jacket, painting, printer]?
  17. is that your best price?
  18. won't be [beaten, bettered] on price
  19. the store [has, is offering] low prices on
  20. [search, filter, browse] by price
  21. price is the most important [factor, aspect, thing]
  22. it was a [small, big, minor, heavy] price to pay for
  23. UK: cheap at [half, twice] the price
  24. guaranteed low prices!
  25. low prices on [meat, fruit, cheese]
  26. the price for [each, every] item
  27. the price for [two, all, multiple] items
  28. [an app, a website, a site] that [allows] you to compare prices
  29. [an app] that [allows, enables] you to compare the prices (of)
n as adj
  1. a price [war, guarantee, list, drop]
  2. price [listings, comparisons, ratings]
  3. make a price adjustment
  4. a price-comparison [site, website, app]
v
  1. price the [product, produce]
  2. price [a painting, the antique]
  3. price it [down, up, right]
  4. priced (it) at [$40]
  5. priced [from, beginning at] [$40]
  6. priced in [dollars, pounds]
  7. priced by [weight, size]
  8. priced to [sell, move]
  9. priced [reasonably, exorbitantly, too highly]
  10. (have) priced them out of the market
'prices' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
actual - afford - aftermath - attendant - balloon - bar - bargain - board - bond - buyer - cab - calling - cashier - cheap - chew - clearance - climb - climbing - commodity - compare - comparison - competition - competitive - competitor - correction - courier - crashed - crude - cruise - data - decline - depress - dip - discount - dive - dollar - down - economical - electricity - escalate - everyday - exhibition - expectation - extremely - fall - falling - fancy - fantastic - ferry - firm

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