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

• That's far higher than the$ 843 average selling price of notebooks overall, according to NPD Group.
  据NPDGroup的数据，这远远高于笔记本电脑843美元的平均售价。
• Based on the changes in market demand and product selling price, the paper discussed the importance of seizing investment opportunity in petrochemical projects.
  从市场需求和产品销售价格的变化阐述了石化项目投资时机选择的重要性，并指出：当前我国石化项目正面临良好的投资时机。
• 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）。
• 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。
• 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。
• 'Price before cash rebate'simply means the car's selling price before the bank's cash rebate is applied to it.
  的价格现金回扣之前的仅仅是汽车的销售价格在这家银行的现金回扣适用于它。
• China under this policy "the profit is most", as the matter stands, in the Japanese domestic market" China makes "the commodity large scale will raise the selling price.
  中国在这一政策下“获利是最多的”，这样一来，日本国内市场中“中国制造”的商品将会大幅度的提高售价。
• Responsible for selling price index of assigned accounts;
  负责大客户的销售价格的确定。
• 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。