抬高价格 Pronunciation and Pinyin
抬高价格 Usage and Examples
raise prices
hike prices
push up prices
理论上买卖双方应该互相取消交易，但是为何还会抬高价格？
Why does all this trading drive up the price, when buyers and sellers should theoretically cancel each other out?
还有就是零售商的问题，尤其是偏远地区的，他们可能会抬高价格。
Or retailers, especially if there are few suppliers in remote areas, may keep prices up.
The characters in 抬高价格
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 抬
- tái抬shàng上carry up, lift onto
- tái抬bù不qǐ起tóu头cannot hold one's head high, cannot lift one's head
- tái抬bù不qǐ起tóu头lái来le了Can't lift one's head, Too ashamed to face others
- tái抬bù不qǐ起lái来Cannot lift, Unable to raise
- tái抬gè个shǒu手Give a hand, Lend a hand
- tái抬jǔ举show favor, promote
- tái抬le了qǐ起lái来lifted up, raised
- tái抬jià价To raise or inflate prices.
- tái抬tǐ体de的rén人Pallbearer, Stretcher-bearer
- tái抬huí回le了carried back, brought back
- tái抬tóu头Look up, Raise your head
- tái抬tóu头bú不jiàn见dī低tóu头jiàn见We are bound to meet again., We often run into each other.
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Open the tool →Questions about 抬高价格
What does 抬高价格 mean in Chinese?
抬高价格 (tái gāo jià gé) means “raise prices, hike prices, push up prices”.
How do you pronounce 抬高价格?
抬高价格 is pronounced tái gāo jià gé in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “raise prices” in Chinese?
“raise prices” is 抬高价格 (tái gāo jià gé) in Chinese.
How is 抬高价格 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 抬高价格, each with pinyin and an English translation.