哄抬物价 Pronunciation and Pinyin
哄抬物价 Usage and Examples
price gouging
to drive up prices
profiteering
这位经理被指控哄抬物价而被投入监狱。
The manager was charged with jacking up prices and was put into prison.
大举贷款，哄抬物价，这些投机行为日渐疯狂。
A speculative frenzy of borrowing and bidding up is at work.
The characters in 哄抬物价
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 哄
- hǒng哄bù不hǎo好cannot be appeased, cannot be consoled
- hōng哄chuán传circulate widely, be rumored
- hōng哄chuán传kāi开lái来spread like wildfire, become widely rumored
- hǒng哄quàn劝coax, cajole
- hōng哄dòng动cause a sensation, create a stir
- hòng哄chǎng场Bring down the house, Cause a roar of laughter
- hǒng哄de得coaxed, humored
- hōng哄qiǎng抢loot, scramble for
- hōng哄tái抬Drive up prices, Bid up
- hǒng哄rán然uproar, commotion
- hōng哄rán然dà大xiào笑burst into laughter, roar with laughter
- hǒng哄zhe着coax, humor
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Open the tool →Questions about 哄抬物价
What does 哄抬物价 mean in Chinese?
哄抬物价 (hōng tái wù jià) means “price gouging, to drive up prices, profiteering”.
How do you pronounce 哄抬物价?
哄抬物价 is pronounced hōng tái wù jià in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “price gouging” in Chinese?
“price gouging” is 哄抬物价 (hōng tái wù jià) in Chinese.
How is 哄抬物价 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 哄抬物价, each with pinyin and an English translation.