fancy price

基本解釋

Dogs was high, then, anyway; but that wasn't what made the fancy price. It was the team itself.
那時(shí)，狗確實(shí)很值錢(qián)，但那麼高昂價(jià)格決不是所有狗隊(duì)都可以賣(mài)到的。
We may very well pay a fairly fancy price for a Category 1 business if we are reasonably confident of what we are getting.
如果我們相儅確信我們所購(gòu)買(mǎi)的業(yè)務(wù)，我們願(yuàn)意付出相儅高的價(jià)格購(gòu)買(mǎi)第一類(lèi)企業(yè)。
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These tropical fruits are sold at a fancy price.
這些熱帶水果的價(jià)格昂貴。

It includes impressive graphs, comparing the the price of fancy colored diamonds to the platinum market and the stock market, and includes eye-catching data points, such as the fact that the price of fancy pink diamonds have increased by 443% over the last 10 years.
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Nothing fancy here: If the price of something goes up, the BLS simply makes it count for less in the CPI relative to everything else.
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Constantly providing subscribers with fancy new handsets and tacit price collusion among the three operators—the same stodgy ones that had kept internet rates so high—were to blame.
ECONOMIST: Face value