[] () (usually be priced) to fix the price of sth at a particular level给…定价；给…标价；为…作价◆The new model will be priced at $10 000–$15 000.新型号的价格将定在 10 000 至 15 000 元之间。◆These goods were priced too high.这些货品定价太高。◆competitively priced PCs具有价格优势的个人电脑◆Imagine that bananas are priced off(= in relation to) apples.试想一下根据苹果的价格对香蕉进行定价。⨁attractively / competitively / keenly priced价格定得具有吸引力／竞争力／竞争性⨁moderately / reasonably priced价格定得适中／合理 () price sth (up)to write or stick tickets on goods to show how much they cost（在商品上）标价，贴价格标签◆I spent all day pricing tins of fruit.我花了一整天的时间给水果罐头标价。◆The clothes were sorted and priced up for sale.将衣服整理归类并标价出售。price sth (up)to compare the prices of different types of the same thing比较…的价格◆We priced various models before buying this one.我们比较了多种型号的价格之后买了这一款。●price yourself/sth out of the ˈmarketto charge such a high price for your goods, services, etc. that nobody wants to buy them因索价过高而无人问津◆Some restaurants in the city have priced themselves out of the market.本市的某些餐厅因要价太高而无人问津。●ˌprice sth ˌin●ˌprice sth ˈinto sth () to include sth when you are fixing the price of an item, especially shares, bonds, etc.定价时将…包括进去◆Investors have fully priced in a small cut in interest rates.投资者定价时已经将利率的小幅下调考虑在内了。◆The bad news is already priced into the shares.给股票定价时已考虑到这一坏消息的影响。