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costly美 ['kɔs(t)li] 英 ['kɒs(t)li] - adj.花钱多的;昂贵的;价钱高的;引起困难的
- 网络价值高的;贵重的;豪华的
比较级:costlier 最高级:costliest adj.+n. costly mistake,costly error,costly project,costly victory adj. expensive,overpriced,inflated,high,pricey 1. | 花钱多的;昂贵的;价钱高的costing a lot of money, especially more than you want to pay |
| Buying new furniture may prove too costly. 购买新家具可能会花钱太多。 |
2. | 引起困难的;造成损失的causing problems or the loss of sth |
| a costly mistake/failure 造成重大损失的错误╱失败 | | Mining can be costly in terms of lives(= too many people can die) . 采矿有时会造成重大的生命损失。 |
adj. | 1. 昂贵,价格昂贵,值钱的,成本高的,花费大的,耗资巨大 1. 昂贵,价格昂贵,值钱的,成本高的,花费大的,耗资巨大 |
adj. | 1. costing large sums of money to buy 2. using expensive and luxurious materials 3. involving a great deal of effort, time, or sacrifice 4. causing great loss, damage, or suffering 6. causing a lot of problems 1. costing large sums of money to buy 2. using expensive and luxurious materials 3. involving a great deal of effort, time, or sacrifice 4. causing great loss, damage, or suffering 6. causing a lot of problems |
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