exorbitant是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 过高的；高得离谱的

网络 过度的；过分的；昂贵的

完整释义：

adj.

1.过高的,过度的,过分的
2.(收费)过高

例句：

1. Its astonishing exorbitant price at least hundreds of thousand yuan, thus has made people neglect its original value as daily necessity.
   动辄几十万、上百万的价格已经让人忘记了它作为生活用品的本来身份。

2. Many of these immigrants are charged exorbitant fees to be brought to these factories, Apple said, driving them into debt.
   苹果说，这些外籍工人往往需要缴纳高额的费用才能被带到这些工厂，他们因此负债累累。

3. My losses were the result of both my trading activities and my exorbitant life style, which demanded that I make a lot of money as a trader.
   我的生活作风比较奢侈，这本来就要求我作为交易者要多赚钱才行，可惜我的交易也不行，最终导致我几乎一无所有。

4. The global music industry is already dogged by slumping record sales, exorbitant ticket prices and a limping economy.
   唱片销售低迷、演唱会票价畸高以及萎靡不振的经济环境已经困扰全球音乐行业多年。

5. It was only after howls of protest about the exorbitant rent to be paid by the taxpayer that he changed his mind.
   不过，在纳税人由于不得不为此支付高不可攀的租金而进行了一系列激烈的抗议行动后，克林顿改变了主意。

6. On Saturday, during rallies in high density suburbs in Harare, President Mugabe blamed businessmen for what he called exorbitant prices.
   星期六，在哈拉雷人口稠密的郊区举行集会期间，穆加贝总统指责商人抬高物价。

7. But the price would be high; as the witch was famous throughout the kingdom for the exorbitant prices she charged.
   但代价将会很高，那位老巫婆开价之高全国闻名。

8. The price would be high as the witch was famous for the exorbitant prices she charged.
   但是，代价会很高，老巫婆正是因为要价过高而出名。