Collocation
high price
Definition
an expensive cost; a price that is higher than expected or affordable
'high price' is a common English collocation. an expensive cost; a price that is higher than expected or affordable
high + price
“They paid a high price for the tickets.”
Examples
- We had to pay a _____ price for the hotel during the festival.
- Gasoline reached a _____ price this month.
- They bought the house, but at a _____ price.
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- Small businesses often struggle when rent stays at a _____ price.
- The company sold its data at a _____ price to the bidder.
- Tourists can expect a _____ price for food near the airport.
- There was a _____ price to pay for ignoring the warning signs.
- He got the latest phone, but he paid a _____ price for it.
- Demand is strong, so sellers can ask a _____ price.
More adjective + nouns
- fast food quickly prepared food sold in restaurants for rapid service, often inexpensive
- fresh food food that is recently made or harvested and not old, spoiled, or heavily processed
- fresh fruit fruit that is recently harvested and not preserved, canned, or dried
- strong coffee coffee with an intense flavor and often a higher caffeine effect
- soft drink a non-alcoholic beverage, often sweet and carbonated