Definition of list price in English:

list price

noun

The price of an article as shown in a list issued by the manufacturer.
Example sentencesExamples
- Negotiating a large discount off the list price is great but can be negated if the dealer is able to get away with offering a below-market rate for a car being traded in.
- With a list price of $500, it is one of the most expensive models on the market today.
- This is 30 per cent of the list price of the car when new but may be reduced by the following percentages where the employee pays for running costs.
- It's not hard to save, say, 15% off the list price, which means saving £2,400 on a £16,000 car.
- Analysts estimate the planes were bought for less than $30 million - $14 million under the list price.
- Villas that achieved $190,000 last year now have a list price of $260,000.
- It carries a list price of $105 but should be discounted to $90 or less.
- Remember: the list price is purely the ‘top’ price, not the ‘right’ price!
- The list price is the highest price that you can pay.
- This percentage shows the anticipated resale value of the van as a proportion of its list price based on age and mileage.
- At a list price of $26.98, this is the DVD bargain of the year so far.
- From January 1 a diesel car that was taxed at 17% of its list price will instead be charged at 20%.
- Next, when looking at the list price, remember that it might not be your net price.
- After all, why pay the list price when you can pay the lowest price?
- They signed a contract for the list price in September 2003.
- Since April 2002, company car taxation has been calculated on the basis of the car's CO2 emissions and its list price when new.
- Most books are sold through a distributor, who takes 55% of the list price.
- Smith argues that one indicator of the health of the UK housing market is to compare the average house price with the list price of a typical new family car.
- At a list price of around $60, this set is not worth the purchase even for those wanting to simply dip their toes into the '60s music culture.
- The list price of the car when new is insignificant in today's terms.

Definition of list price in US English:

list price

nounˈlɪs(t) ˌpraɪsˈlis(t) ˌprīs

The price of an article as shown in a list issued by the manufacturer or by the general body of manufacturers of the particular class of goods.
目录价格
Example sentencesExamples
- It's not hard to save, say, 15% off the list price, which means saving £2,400 on a £16,000 car.
- Most books are sold through a distributor, who takes 55% of the list price.
- Analysts estimate the planes were bought for less than $30 million - $14 million under the list price.
- Smith argues that one indicator of the health of the UK housing market is to compare the average house price with the list price of a typical new family car.
- This percentage shows the anticipated resale value of the van as a proportion of its list price based on age and mileage.
- From January 1 a diesel car that was taxed at 17% of its list price will instead be charged at 20%.
- They signed a contract for the list price in September 2003.
- Since April 2002, company car taxation has been calculated on the basis of the car's CO2 emissions and its list price when new.
- Remember: the list price is purely the ‘top’ price, not the ‘right’ price!
- The list price of the car when new is insignificant in today's terms.
- Villas that achieved $190,000 last year now have a list price of $260,000.
- At a list price of around $60, this set is not worth the purchase even for those wanting to simply dip their toes into the '60s music culture.
- After all, why pay the list price when you can pay the lowest price?
- With a list price of $500, it is one of the most expensive models on the market today.
- Next, when looking at the list price, remember that it might not be your net price.
- The list price is the highest price that you can pay.
- Negotiating a large discount off the list price is great but can be negated if the dealer is able to get away with offering a below-market rate for a car being traded in.
- This is 30 per cent of the list price of the car when new but may be reduced by the following percentages where the employee pays for running costs.
- It carries a list price of $105 but should be discounted to $90 or less.
- At a list price of $26.98, this is the DVD bargain of the year so far.

单词	list price
释义	Definition of list price in English: list price noun The price of an article as shown in a list issued by the manufacturer. Example sentencesExamples Negotiating a large discount off the list price is great but can be negated if the dealer is able to get away with offering a below-market rate for a car being traded in. With a list price of $500, it is one of the most expensive models on the market today. This is 30 per cent of the list price of the car when new but may be reduced by the following percentages where the employee pays for running costs. It's not hard to save, say, 15% off the list price, which means saving £2,400 on a £16,000 car. Analysts estimate the planes were bought for less than $30 million - $14 million under the list price. Villas that achieved $190,000 last year now have a list price of $260,000. It carries a list price of $105 but should be discounted to $90 or less. Remember: the list price is purely the ‘top’ price, not the ‘right’ price! The list price is the highest price that you can pay. This percentage shows the anticipated resale value of the van as a proportion of its list price based on age and mileage. At a list price of $26.98, this is the DVD bargain of the year so far. From January 1 a diesel car that was taxed at 17% of its list price will instead be charged at 20%. Next, when looking at the list price, remember that it might not be your net price. After all, why pay the list price when you can pay the lowest price? They signed a contract for the list price in September 2003. Since April 2002, company car taxation has been calculated on the basis of the car's CO2 emissions and its list price when new. Most books are sold through a distributor, who takes 55% of the list price. Smith argues that one indicator of the health of the UK housing market is to compare the average house price with the list price of a typical new family car. At a list price of around $60, this set is not worth the purchase even for those wanting to simply dip their toes into the '60s music culture. The list price of the car when new is insignificant in today's terms. Definition of list price in US English: list price nounˈlɪs(t) ˌpraɪsˈlis(t) ˌprīs The price of an article as shown in a list issued by the manufacturer or by the general body of manufacturers of the particular class of goods. 目录价格 Example sentencesExamples It's not hard to save, say, 15% off the list price, which means saving £2,400 on a £16,000 car. Most books are sold through a distributor, who takes 55% of the list price. Analysts estimate the planes were bought for less than $30 million - $14 million under the list price. Smith argues that one indicator of the health of the UK housing market is to compare the average house price with the list price of a typical new family car. This percentage shows the anticipated resale value of the van as a proportion of its list price based on age and mileage. From January 1 a diesel car that was taxed at 17% of its list price will instead be charged at 20%. They signed a contract for the list price in September 2003. Since April 2002, company car taxation has been calculated on the basis of the car's CO2 emissions and its list price when new. Remember: the list price is purely the ‘top’ price, not the ‘right’ price! The list price of the car when new is insignificant in today's terms. Villas that achieved $190,000 last year now have a list price of $260,000. At a list price of around $60, this set is not worth the purchase even for those wanting to simply dip their toes into the '60s music culture. After all, why pay the list price when you can pay the lowest price? With a list price of $500, it is one of the most expensive models on the market today. Next, when looking at the list price, remember that it might not be your net price. The list price is the highest price that you can pay. Negotiating a large discount off the list price is great but can be negated if the dealer is able to get away with offering a below-market rate for a car being traded in. This is 30 per cent of the list price of the car when new but may be reduced by the following percentages where the employee pays for running costs. It carries a list price of $105 but should be discounted to $90 or less. At a list price of $26.98, this is the DVD bargain of the year so far.
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