English–Chinese
“prices” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinwù jià
Example
最近物价涨得很快。zuì jìn wù jià zhǎng de hěn kuài
Prices have gone up very quickly recently.
How to say “prices” in Chinese
“Prices” in Chinese is 物价 (wù jià).
A market-wide level created by the prices of many goods and services, which can rise, fall, or differ by place and time.
Example sentences with 物价
市场调查显示，物价波动明显。shì chǎng diào chá xiǎn shì wù jià bō dòng míng xiǎn
A market survey shows that price fluctuations are noticeable.
Tips for using 物价
- The noun 物价 (wùjià, "prices") describes a general level, so words meaning high, low, rising, or falling fit it better than a question about one item's exact amount.