Mark-up
增高标价, 增高标价
📖 牛津释义
mark-up
n (usu sing 通常作单数)
1 percentage of wholesale/cost price added when calculating the retail/selling price of sth （在计算某物的零售[销售]价格时, 对批发[成本]价格的）加价百分比
The mark-up on food in a restaurant is usually at least 100%. 餐馆食物的成本加价率通常至少是100%.
2 increase in price 涨价; 加价
a 10% mark-up on cigarettes after the Budget 财政预算公布後香烟加价一成.
🧩 词语组成解析
mark
[mɑːk]
n. 斑点;记号;成绩;标准;
vt. 作记号;表示;给…打分;在…留下痕迹;
vi. 评分;注意;（比赛中）记分;
mark(mark)→符号；分数；标签；计分；做记号；加标签；使显著
up
[ʌp]
adv. 在上面，在高处;起床，起来;向上;由低到高;
adj. 向上的;上升的;竖立的，垂直的;举起的;
vt.& vi. 增加;加速;提高;举起，拿起;
prep. 在…的上端;向高处;沿…而去;向…上游;
n. 上升，升高;兴旺，繁荣;上坡;（价格等）上涨;
🗣️ 情景例句
Don't drink too much tonight, I don't want to see you get drunk.
晚上别喝太多酒，我不想看到你喝醉。
Many new ideas are discovered during college years.
大部分崭新的观念都产生于大学时代。
He noticed the remains of a snake which was wound round the electric wires of a 16,000-volt power line.
他发现了缠绕在16，000伏高压线上的一条死蛇。