expensive [iks'pensiv]

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词性及解释

a.
贵的, 奢华的, 费用浩大的, 乱化钱的
【经】
高价的, 昂贵的, 浪费的

词形变化

副词: expen-sively 名词: expensiveness

英英解释

1.
adj.high in price or charging high prices

[反]cheap inexpensive
[例]

常用词组

例句

1.

Two months later, his first four-color, full-page ad appeared in an expensive magazine that targeted the very rich.
两个月后,他的第一个四色整页广告出现在一份昂贵的杂志上,其读者主要是富人。
2.

These rich, beautiful individuals have constant ACCESS to glamorous parties, fancy cars, expensive homes, everything that spells "happiness"
这些富裕而又漂亮的人物视豪华晚会，时髦轿车，宽敞寓所为司空见惯寻常物，一切能给“幸福”加冕的东西，他们都拥有。
3.

Their expensive gift placed us under AN obligation to send a mare expensive one to them.
他们贵重的礼物使我们感到必须送一份更贵重的给他们。
4.

The entire mANagement shift was no more thAN AN ornate ANd expensive way to defuse my power in a socially acceptable mANner
整个管理机构的改组只不过是一种精心炮制而且不惜工本的做法，以社会上可接受的方式削减我的权力。
5.

Part-exchANge(.method of buying sth in which AN article(eg a car)is given as part of the payment for a more expensive one)
部分抵价交易法(用旧物抵一部分价款购买较昂贵同类物品的方法,如将旧汽车作价)
6.

Sports cars are AN expensive indulgence.
跑车是一个花费昂贵的嗜好
7.

Photography is AN expensive hobby.
摄影是门花费很多的爱好。
8.

A slap-updinner at AN expensive restaurANt
在高档饭馆的一顿美餐.
9.

Wear AN expensive watch just for swANk
仅为摆阔气而戴贵重的手表.
10.

We indulge in AN expensive supper after the concert
音乐会后,我们尽情享受了一顿昂贵的晚宴。