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Meanings of pretty expensive in English

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Usage of pretty expensive in English
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But he's pretty expensive, so why not give me a whirl first?
The Door Into Summer
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I used to have a pretty expensive watch, but it was always off.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
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If you're a fan of the delectable fruit, you'll now it's pretty expensive.
The South African
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Even pretty expensive pro camcorders and TV cameras don't do this.
Wired
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That would be pretty slow and pretty expensive selling, wouldn't it?
Business Correspondence, Vol. 1: How to Write a Business Letter
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Tickets for the Springboks' first Test against England range from affordable to pretty expensive.
The South African
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I expect she made it pretty expensive for the old gentleman who entertained her.
Sally Bishop: A Romance
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It was a pretty expensive joke for them, for it cost them two-and-thirty pounds.'
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and The Memoirs of Sherlock Ho...
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Sky Q was pretty expensive at launch, but now is available from £20 per month.
The Guardian
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They let her go for tapping the till; apparently her habit was pretty expensive even then.
Man on a leash
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It is a pretty expensive place these days.
The Guardian
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NORWAY The Scandinavian countries are usually pretty expensive for Aussie tourists and Norway is no exception.
News.com.au
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And the list here can get pretty expensive.
True blue
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It's a pretty expensive way of getting a passage across, but it has served my turn.'
Victory: An Island Tale
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We have a pretty expensive war going on right now, but maybe the scale is not adequate.
The new yorker
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Herbold added that heavily regulated industries tend to be short on innovation and pretty expensive for consumers.
Wired
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