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汉语拼音：yào jià

1.（～儿）做买卖的人向顾客说出货物的售价：漫天～，就地还钱。

2.比喻谈判或接受某项任务时向对方提出条件。

1. 卖主向买主提出所售货物的价格。

   曲波 《山呼海啸》二三：“ 老严忠 道：‘要是要价低一点，一两千能有。’”

• The rattan and wrought-iron chair pictured here costs £125.

  这张图片中的铁艺藤椅要价125英镑。

• Another scalper said he'd charge $1000 for a $125 ticket.

  另一个票贩子说125美元的票他要价1,000美元。

• Beat down the seller to the price that suits you.

  把卖家的要价砍到你能接受的价格。

• Offers 15% below the asking price are unlikely to be accepted.

  低于要价15％的报价不大可能被接受。

• They could sell their merchandise for quadruple the asking price.

  他们能够以4倍于要价的价钱出售他们的商品。

• The most desirable properties necessarily command astonishingly high prices.

  最值得拥有的财产必然要价不菲。

• The majority of stalls charged a fair price.

  多数货摊要价比较公道。

• Mr Pantelaras was asking £6,000 for his collection.

  潘特莱拉斯先生为他的藏品要价6,000英镑。

• They won't find many takers for the house at that price.

  以这样的要价，他们不会为房子找到多少承让人的。

• Don't buy your computer at that shop — they price them up terribly.

  不要到那家商店买计算机,他们要价高得吓人.

• They demanded too high a price of me for the dress.

  这套衣服他们向我要价太高.

• He's quite willing to pay the price I ask.

  他很愿意照我的要价付钱.

• The goods are priced out of our reach.

  商品要价太高,我们买不起.

• We ask you ten dollars.

  我们向你要价十美元.

• You ask too high a price.

  你要价太高了.