keen price
基本解釋
- 薄利的價格;低價;尅己價格
英漢例句
- Instead, it sets a keen price, and then relies on a vast network of resellers and retailers to close the deal with customers.
恰恰相反,聯(lián)想制定一個低廉的價格,然後依托一個巨大的分銷網(wǎng)絡(luò)(包含大量的分銷商和零售商)去獲得客氣的訂單。 - Competitiveness is usually taken to mean keen prices: if the price of cars produced in one country falls, foreign demand for them expands.
競爭力通常表現(xiàn)爲(wèi)低價:如果一國的汽車生産價下降,別國對該國的廉價汽車的需求就會上陞。 - Sir Victor Blank, the chairman of Lloyds who pushed through the deal on which Gordon Brown was keen, paid the price for angering shareholders.
推動這宗首相Gordon Brown熱衷的交易的勞埃德銀行(Lioyds)主蓆Victor Blank先生爲(wèi)平息憤怒的股東付出了代價。 - Instead, it sets a keen price, and then relies on a vast network of resellers and retailers to close the deal with customers.
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雙語例句
權(quán)威例句
專業(yè)釋義
- 低價