high-priced in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for high-priced in the English»Italian Dictionary

high-priced [ˌhaɪˈpraɪst] ADJ

high-priced

costoso, dal prezzo alto

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costoso

high priced

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The prices went on to recover, but this was cold comfort for dairy farmers who, at the time, had bought high-priced dairy land.

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By avoiding a middleman and selling high-priced bottles, tasting rooms achieve much greater profits per bottle than in their wholesale operations.

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On paper the company looked to be extremely profitable on sales of high-priced above board items, but in fact these profits were essentially non-existent.

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The broadcasters know this and their high-priced law firms are on a sure-fire money-maker, endlessly contesting the process and findings -- often around obscure legalisms.

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By producing too few rental units and too large a proportion of high-priced houses, the building industry is rapidly pricing itself out of the market.

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The second much larger, and often subsidised economy, comprises overstaffed family-run firms that are decidedly low-tech and high-priced.

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For every high-priced brand-name accessory, there is an off-brand version that goes for a fraction of the price.

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A small group of extremely high-priced stocks isn't on this trading system and is still auctioned on the trading floor.

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Thanks to volume buying, railroads, post offices, and later rural free delivery and parcel post, they offered a welcome alternative to the high-priced rural stores.

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With the decline in the volumes of roundfish, the growth in fishing for high-priced species such as monkfish and flatfish is being seen.

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