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Meanings of price in English

Portuguese
preço
Catalan
import
Spanish
precio

The amount of money needed to purchase something.

preço
Portuguese
custos
Catalan
cost
Spanish
precio

The property of having material worth (often indicated by the amount of money something would bring if sold)

custos
Portuguese
leontyne price
Catalan
leontyne price
Spanish
leontyne price

United States operatic soprano (born 1927)

leontyne price
Usage of price in English
1
So far, no new price level has been agreed, the source said.
Reuters
2
The current offer price and deal structure won't change, the companies said.
Reuters
3
The change in the oil price remains, it seems, shareholders' main concern.
Reuters
4
Traders said the lower oil price may lead to reduced fuel costs.
Reuters
5
However the question is, would any party pay that price for power?
Radio NZ
6
The China statistics bureau reports official housing price data on August 18.
Reuters
7
Compensation to landholders, however, will stay at four times the market price.
Reuters
8
Good quality product for a fair price and everyone being treated equally.
The Guardian
9
The average house price ticked past the million dollar mark last year.
News.com.au
10
Takai said commodity risk management includes price, procurement and balance sheet risks.
Reuters
11
They see the national average house price falling by 6 per cent.
News.com.au
12
However, we'll have to wait for a suggested South African retail price.
The South African
13
Analysts said MSCI managed to obtain a good price for the business.
Reuters
14
Quality at the right price and in the right location is key.
The Irish Times
15
Even at its normal price, this exuberant Spanish example offers startling value.
The Irish Times
16
This was a beautiful dress, great price and good quality, one wrote.
News.com.au
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Common
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Common
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