English to Vietnamese Meaning of expensive - đắt


Expensive :
đắt

đắt, tốn kém, quý giá, có giá trị, giá trị, giàu có, kính thưa, sang trọng, hoang phí, lãng phí, trác táng, cứng, giá cao

đắttốn kémexpensiveness
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Definitions of expensive in English
Adjective(1) high in price or charging high prices
Examples of expensive in English
(1) it's expensive to go there(2) It's a defeat that could prove to be extremely expensive come the end of the season.(3) Irrigation is too expensive to be worthwhile for most crops, so we could do with a bit of rain.(4) More expensive water will provide an incentive to be more thrifty in how it is used.(5) These courses are very expensive , due to the variety of resources needed to run them.(6) He said the charges were too expensive and would keep visitors away from the palace.(7) December is not an expensive month to fly, as long as you avoid the week before Christmas.(8) There was a swimming pool in the grounds, but apparently it was too expensive to fill.(9) The short season is only one reason why asparagus is expensive to grow and produce.(10) Suing a supplier based overseas can be difficult, expensive and take a lot of time.(11) For a man famous for running a tight ship, this could be a painfully expensive exercise.(12) that car looks expensive(13) We own a buy-to-let property which we want to sell in order to buy a more expensive one.(14) The bargains will prove to be very expensive if you have to pay interest on the money you spent.(15) A new kitchen can be one of the most expensive home improvements most people will make.(16) Prices of the more expensive properties have stopped going up and some are on their way down.
Related Phrases of expensive
(1) too expensive ::
quá đắt
(2) more expensive ::
đắt hơn
(3) very expensive ::
rất đắt
(4) less expensive ::
ít tốn kém
(5) most expensive ::
đắt nhất
(6) not expensive ::
không đắt
(7) this is expensive ::
Cái này đắt quá
(8) a bit expensive ::
tốn kém một chút
(9) prohibitively expensive ::
đắt đỏ đến mức không thể mua được
Synonyms
Adjective
1. costly ::
tốn kém
2. high-priced ::
giá cao
3. dear ::
kính thưa
5. exorbitant ::
quá chừng
6. extortionate ::
sự lạm dụng
7. steep ::
dốc
8. pricey ::
đắt tiền
9. spendy ::
spendy
11. big-ticket ::
lớn vé
12. costing the earth ::
chi phí đất
Antonyms
1. cheap ::
rẻ
2. inexpensive ::
rẻ tiền
Different Forms
expensive, expensively, expensiveness
Word Example from TV Shows
What you're buying here
are the ingredients for very expensive urine.

What you're buying here are the ingredients for very EXPENSIVE urine.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 4

I’ll be the most expensive fine\Nin history.

I’ll be the most EXPENSIVE fine
in history.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 7

Conscience gets expensive,
doesn't it?

Conscience gets EXPENSIVE, doesn't it?

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 8

I did. I asked for the
most expensive one they have.

I did. I asked for the most EXPENSIVE one they have.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 12

and shockingly expensive
of all the flowers.

and shockingly EXPENSIVE of all the flowers.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 6

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