Definition of full price in English:

full price

noun

The normal price at which something is offered for sale, as opposed to a reduced price.
if you pay by credit card you have to pay the full price
even at full price, it's a good deal
Example sentencesExamples
- Not so long ago, small cars needed big rebates while big SUVs sold fast at full price.
- This is a useful compendium of most of Hindemith's music previously available on three full-price discs.
- This is clearly a lot less than the full-price version, but a lot more than the pirate version.
- They don't want to pay full price for a game they won't be able to fully use.
- Others will find it sporadically amusing, but not worth the full price of admission.
- Not to worry, our real estate agent assured us; the bidders would go to full price.
- Don't bother going after half 12 because they close the bar at 1 but still charge you full price to get in!
- Elderly people who can't afford the full price of nursing home care are entitled to a health board subsidy.
- Why would you want to buy something at full price when you can buy it for less?
- We can't see many people buying a phone without a contract - the full price is £449.

adjective

Costing the normal price.
a full-price ticket

单词	full price
释义	Definition of full price in English: full price noun The normal price at which something is offered for sale, as opposed to a reduced price. if you pay by credit card you have to pay the full price even at full price, it's a good deal Example sentencesExamples Not so long ago, small cars needed big rebates while big SUVs sold fast at full price. This is a useful compendium of most of Hindemith's music previously available on three full-price discs. This is clearly a lot less than the full-price version, but a lot more than the pirate version. They don't want to pay full price for a game they won't be able to fully use. Others will find it sporadically amusing, but not worth the full price of admission. Not to worry, our real estate agent assured us; the bidders would go to full price. Don't bother going after half 12 because they close the bar at 1 but still charge you full price to get in! Elderly people who can't afford the full price of nursing home care are entitled to a health board subsidy. Why would you want to buy something at full price when you can buy it for less? We can't see many people buying a phone without a contract - the full price is £449. adjective Costing the normal price. a full-price ticket
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