selling price

英 [ˈselɪŋ praɪs]

美 [ˈselɪŋ praɪs]

n.  销售价

经济

牛津词典

noun

• 销售价
  the price at which sth is sold

柯林斯词典

• 销售价
  Theselling priceof something is the price for which it is sold.

英英释义

noun

• the price at which something is offered for sale
  Synonym:asking price

双语例句

• Sales fell by a fifth last year, while the average selling price of its phones dropped 11% to 31 ($ 41.30).
  去年，诺基亚常规手机的销量减少了五分之一，而平均售价下降了11%，至31欧元（41.30美元）。
• O'Donnell cited a data point that showed the average selling price of notebooks falling below desktops briefly in retail.
  他并以数据指出笔记本在零售市场的平均售价甚至已经跌到了比台式机还低的水平。
• The selling price of an international reply coupon shall be$ 14.
  每张国际回邮券的售价为$14。
• PROFIT: Identify the component of the selling price that will be profit.
  利润：确认销售价格中的哪些项目将获利。
• If the discount rate is stated in nominal terms, then consistency requires that cash flows be estimated in nominal terms, taking account of trends in selling price, labor and materials cost, etc.
  如果贴现率以名义方式表述，那么一致性就要求在考虑了销售价格、人力和材料成本等的（变动）趋势的情况下，现金流（也）以名义方式估计。
• The selling price and the acquisition price are not necessarily the same.
  销售价格和购买价格并不一定相同。
• If the stock has lost value, the selling price will be greater than the purchase price.
  如果股价掉价了，抛售的价格就会比购买的价格低。
• The amount by which the purchase price of an asset exceeds the selling price.
  资产买进价高于卖价损失的钱款。
• The final selling price reflects the cost of packaging, transport and cold storage and traders 'rents for market stalls.
  最终的售价体现了包装、运输、冷藏和街市摊位租金成本。
• To generalize, the lower the selling price, the more we can sell.
  一以贯之，卖价愈低，销量愈高。