加价

加價
jiājià
verb #30,877

Meanings

  1. 1 to raise the price
  2. 2 to mark up
  3. 3 (of buyer) to bid higher

Examples

Rèxiāo chēxíng jīngxiāoshāng wǎngwǎng huì jiājià xiāoshòu.
Dealers often sell hot-selling car models at a markup.
Tā chūjià bú gòu, zhǐ néng zài jiājià.
His bid wasn't enough; he had to bid higher.
Yuánliào chéngběn shàngshēng pòshǐ gōngchǎng jiājià.
Rising material costs forced the factory to raise its prices.

Tips

usage
加价 covers both seller-side ('mark up') and buyer-side ('bid higher') price increases. It's the everyday news word for dealer markups (经销商加价) on hot products. Compare 涨价 (zhǎngjià, prices rise generally) — 涨价 describes the market, 加价 describes someone's deliberate action.

Stroke Order

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