Definition of sticker shock in English:

sticker shock

noun

mass nounNorth American informal

Shock or dismay experienced by the potential buyers of a particular product on discovering its high or increased price.
〈美，非正式〉标签惊讶（指欲购某物者发现价格标签上的高价或涨价时经历的惊讶感）
drugstore consumers are feeling the pain of sticker shock as never before
Example sentencesExamples
- Prices for the seed of native grasses can create some sticker shock when compared to commonly used grasses on golf courses.
- For tourists, there's just one side effect: sticker shock.
- Did the asking price send you into sticker shock?
- But this area certainly isn't alone in the kind of double-digit appreciation that's caused sticker shock.
- Small businesses are suffering from sticker shock as well.
- With interest rates at a 50-year low, even sticker shock is not enough to deter buyers from snapping up homes.
- These are the ‘staged’ homes, interior decorated for a faux family to create a warm feeling for prospective buyers facing sticker shock.
- The drug discount cards that were supposed to ease the pain of pharmacy sticker shock were recently unveiled.
- The only thing that can break the spell is sticker shock from the price of bike-specific tools.
- Coming up, we're talking about sticker shock that comes with this year's college tuition.
- At any rate I went to have an emergency dental visit and I now have sticker shock.
- If there's true will for a greater purpose, or something beneficial to others as well as yourself, maybe the price tag won't send you into sticker shock.
- Meanwhile, you're the bloke with sticker shock who's helping the process along by whining and/or swearing every time you're asked to fork out more of your hard earned money for each imported item.
- When you look at the cost of many custom guns these days sticker shock isn't limited to cars anymore.
- Today consumers may not even make it in to the dealership to suffer sticker shock.
- Customers, too, have recovered from their initial sticker shock, and in tasting the difference for themselves, have come to appreciate and expect the very best and freshest ingredients.
- This way you can get sticker shock at home, and not in the store in front of the sales guy.
- My friend went into sticker shock at the price of weekend evening shows - $12.50.
- But when oil prices took off last spring and people faced sticker shock at the pump as gas prices topped $2 a gallon, they cut back on other discretionary spending.

Definition of sticker shock in US English:

sticker shock

noun

North American informal

Shock or dismay experienced by the potential buyers of a particular product on discovering its high or increased price.
〈美，非正式〉标签惊讶（指欲购某物者发现价格标签上的高价或涨价时经历的惊讶感）
drugstore consumers are feeling the pain of sticker shock as never before
Example sentencesExamples
- When you look at the cost of many custom guns these days sticker shock isn't limited to cars anymore.
- Small businesses are suffering from sticker shock as well.
- The only thing that can break the spell is sticker shock from the price of bike-specific tools.
- Did the asking price send you into sticker shock?
- But this area certainly isn't alone in the kind of double-digit appreciation that's caused sticker shock.
- My friend went into sticker shock at the price of weekend evening shows - $12.50.
- But when oil prices took off last spring and people faced sticker shock at the pump as gas prices topped $2 a gallon, they cut back on other discretionary spending.
- With interest rates at a 50-year low, even sticker shock is not enough to deter buyers from snapping up homes.
- Customers, too, have recovered from their initial sticker shock, and in tasting the difference for themselves, have come to appreciate and expect the very best and freshest ingredients.
- These are the ‘staged’ homes, interior decorated for a faux family to create a warm feeling for prospective buyers facing sticker shock.
- For tourists, there's just one side effect: sticker shock.
- At any rate I went to have an emergency dental visit and I now have sticker shock.
- This way you can get sticker shock at home, and not in the store in front of the sales guy.
- The drug discount cards that were supposed to ease the pain of pharmacy sticker shock were recently unveiled.
- Today consumers may not even make it in to the dealership to suffer sticker shock.
- Prices for the seed of native grasses can create some sticker shock when compared to commonly used grasses on golf courses.
- Coming up, we're talking about sticker shock that comes with this year's college tuition.
- If there's true will for a greater purpose, or something beneficial to others as well as yourself, maybe the price tag won't send you into sticker shock.
- Meanwhile, you're the bloke with sticker shock who's helping the process along by whining and/or swearing every time you're asked to fork out more of your hard earned money for each imported item.

单词	sticker shock
释义	Definition of sticker shock in English: sticker shock noun mass nounNorth American informal Shock or dismay experienced by the potential buyers of a particular product on discovering its high or increased price. 〈美，非正式〉标签惊讶（指欲购某物者发现价格标签上的高价或涨价时经历的惊讶感） drugstore consumers are feeling the pain of sticker shock as never before Example sentencesExamples Prices for the seed of native grasses can create some sticker shock when compared to commonly used grasses on golf courses. For tourists, there's just one side effect: sticker shock. Did the asking price send you into sticker shock? But this area certainly isn't alone in the kind of double-digit appreciation that's caused sticker shock. Small businesses are suffering from sticker shock as well. With interest rates at a 50-year low, even sticker shock is not enough to deter buyers from snapping up homes. These are the ‘staged’ homes, interior decorated for a faux family to create a warm feeling for prospective buyers facing sticker shock. The drug discount cards that were supposed to ease the pain of pharmacy sticker shock were recently unveiled. The only thing that can break the spell is sticker shock from the price of bike-specific tools. Coming up, we're talking about sticker shock that comes with this year's college tuition. At any rate I went to have an emergency dental visit and I now have sticker shock. If there's true will for a greater purpose, or something beneficial to others as well as yourself, maybe the price tag won't send you into sticker shock. Meanwhile, you're the bloke with sticker shock who's helping the process along by whining and/or swearing every time you're asked to fork out more of your hard earned money for each imported item. When you look at the cost of many custom guns these days sticker shock isn't limited to cars anymore. Today consumers may not even make it in to the dealership to suffer sticker shock. Customers, too, have recovered from their initial sticker shock, and in tasting the difference for themselves, have come to appreciate and expect the very best and freshest ingredients. This way you can get sticker shock at home, and not in the store in front of the sales guy. My friend went into sticker shock at the price of weekend evening shows - $12.50. But when oil prices took off last spring and people faced sticker shock at the pump as gas prices topped $2 a gallon, they cut back on other discretionary spending. Definition of sticker shock in US English: sticker shock noun North American informal Shock or dismay experienced by the potential buyers of a particular product on discovering its high or increased price. 〈美，非正式〉标签惊讶（指欲购某物者发现价格标签上的高价或涨价时经历的惊讶感） drugstore consumers are feeling the pain of sticker shock as never before Example sentencesExamples When you look at the cost of many custom guns these days sticker shock isn't limited to cars anymore. Small businesses are suffering from sticker shock as well. The only thing that can break the spell is sticker shock from the price of bike-specific tools. Did the asking price send you into sticker shock? But this area certainly isn't alone in the kind of double-digit appreciation that's caused sticker shock. My friend went into sticker shock at the price of weekend evening shows - $12.50. But when oil prices took off last spring and people faced sticker shock at the pump as gas prices topped $2 a gallon, they cut back on other discretionary spending. With interest rates at a 50-year low, even sticker shock is not enough to deter buyers from snapping up homes. Customers, too, have recovered from their initial sticker shock, and in tasting the difference for themselves, have come to appreciate and expect the very best and freshest ingredients. These are the ‘staged’ homes, interior decorated for a faux family to create a warm feeling for prospective buyers facing sticker shock. For tourists, there's just one side effect: sticker shock. At any rate I went to have an emergency dental visit and I now have sticker shock. This way you can get sticker shock at home, and not in the store in front of the sales guy. The drug discount cards that were supposed to ease the pain of pharmacy sticker shock were recently unveiled. Today consumers may not even make it in to the dealership to suffer sticker shock. Prices for the seed of native grasses can create some sticker shock when compared to commonly used grasses on golf courses. Coming up, we're talking about sticker shock that comes with this year's college tuition. If there's true will for a greater purpose, or something beneficial to others as well as yourself, maybe the price tag won't send you into sticker shock. Meanwhile, you're the bloke with sticker shock who's helping the process along by whining and/or swearing every time you're asked to fork out more of your hard earned money for each imported item.
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