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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌpraɪs ˈʌp/

price up means: To work out how much a job or a group of things will cost.

verb

CALCULATE COSTB2

To work out how much a job or a group of things will cost.

  • The builder will price up the job.
  • We priced up the materials before starting work.
  • Have you priced up the whole trip yet?

How to use it: price something up (Could you price the repairs up for me?)

Similar words: cost, estimate the cost of

Common phrases: price up something, price up repairs, price up jobs

RAISE THE PRICEC1

To make something cost more.

  • They priced up the tickets.
  • The store has priced up all its winter coats.
  • Will the supplier price these parts up again?

How to use it: price something up (The shop priced its imported goods up.)

Similar words: mark up, raise the price of

Opposites: mark down

Common phrases: price up something, price up goods

Questions about price up

What does price up mean?

To work out how much a job or a group of things will cost.

What is price up in other languages?

Türkçe: maliyetini hesaplamak · Español: calcular el coste de · Français: chiffrer · Deutsch: die Kosten berechnen · Italiano: calcolare il costo di · 日本語: 費用を見積もる

How do you pronounce price up?

It is pronounced /ˌpraɪs ˈʌp/.

How do you use price up in a sentence?

The builder will price up the job. We priced up the materials before starting work.

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