Aún no tenemos significados para "pretty expensive".
1But he's pretty expensive, so why not give me a whirl first?
2I used to have a pretty expensive watch, but it was always off.
3If you're a fan of the delectable fruit, you'll now it's pretty expensive.
4Even pretty expensive pro camcorders and TV cameras don't do this.
5That would be pretty slow and pretty expensive selling, wouldn't it?
6Tickets for the Springboks' first Test against England range from affordable to pretty expensive.
7I expect she made it pretty expensive for the old gentleman who entertained her.
8It was a pretty expensive joke for them, for it cost them two-and-thirty pounds.'
9Sky Q was pretty expensive at launch, but now is available from £20 per month.
10They let her go for tapping the till; apparently her habit was pretty expensive even then.
11It is a pretty expensive place these days.
12NORWAY The Scandinavian countries are usually pretty expensive for Aussie tourists and Norway is no exception.
13And the list here can get pretty expensive.
14It's a pretty expensive way of getting a passage across, but it has served my turn.'
15We have a pretty expensive war going on right now, but maybe the scale is not adequate.
16Herbold added that heavily regulated industries tend to be short on innovation and pretty expensive for consumers.
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