exorbitant

/ig'zɒ:bitәnt/

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📖 中文释义

  1. a. 过度的, 过高的, 过分的

💬 双语例句

  1. So, college grads earn more than high school grads, but does it pay for the exorbitant tuition and the lost wages while at college?

    虽然大学毕业生揾得多过中学毕业生 但究竟佢哋够唔够填𠮶笔巨债 同埋你读书𠮶阵冇咗嘅揾钱机会呢?

  2. For a regime whose credibility is gone, the costs of maintaining power are exorbitant – and eventually unbearable – because it must resort to repression more frequently and heavily.

  3. In short, the US no longer has what Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, as France’s finance minister in the 1960’s, accurately called the “exorbitant privilege” that stemmed from having a reserve currency as its legal tender.

    简言之,美国不再是20世纪60年代法国财政部长季斯卡·德斯坦(Valéry Giscard d’Estaing)正确地所谓的拥有作为储备货币的法币的“过度特权 ” 。

🔵 同义词

🔗 常用搭配

exorbitant privilegemanage exorbitantcalled the exorbitantexorbitant amountexorbitant compensationexorbitant costsexorbitant demandimply exorbitant
📘 English Definition(英文释义)
  1. s. greatly exceeding bounds of reason or moderation