很 / 太 / 真 + 贵
贵 (guì) means "expensive" or "costly" and is one of the most frequently used adjectives for describing price. It is commonly modified by degree adverbs like 很 (very), 太 (too), or 真 (really) to express varying levels of expense. The opposite of 贵 is 便宜 (cheap).
这家餐厅的菜太贵了,我们换一家吧。
Zhè jiā cāntīng de cài tài guì le, wǒmen huàn yì jiā ba.
The food at this restaurant is too expensive — let's go to another one.
这双鞋真贵,要两千多块钱。
Zhè shuāng xié zhēn guì, yào liǎng qiān duō kuài qián.
These shoes are really expensive — over two thousand yuan.
大城市的房子比小城市贵很多。
Dà chéngshì de fángzi bǐ xiǎo chéngshì guì hěn duō.
Houses in big cities are much more expensive than in small cities.