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    Referring to "price" with 价格 (jiàgé)

    Numbers & Quantity
    Topic & Focus

    Structure

    Noun + 价格 + Verb (上涨/下降)

    Explanation

    The noun 价格 (jiàgé) means "price," referring to the amount of money required to purchase something. It is the standard formal term used in economic reports, business discussions, and everyday commerce. For example, energy 价格 may rise or fall over time.

    Examples

    • 最近蔬菜的价格涨了不少。

      Zuìjìn shūcài de jiàgé zhǎng le bù shǎo.

      Vegetable prices have gone up quite a bit recently.

    • 这家店的价格比网上便宜很多。

      Zhè jiā diàn de jiàgé bǐ wǎngshàng piányi hěn duō.

      The prices at this store are much cheaper than online.

    • 油价的波动直接影响了运输价格。

      Yóujià de bōdòng zhíjiē yǐngxiǎng le yùnshū jiàgé.

      Fluctuations in oil prices have directly affected transportation costs.

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