English–Chinese
“raise prices” in Chinese
How to say “raise prices” in Chinese
“Raise prices” in Chinese is 加价 (jiā jià).
A seller adds an amount to the starting price, making the final charge higher.
Example sentences with 加价
这家店最近对蔬菜加价了。zhè jiā diàn zuì jìn duì shū cài jiā jià le
This store recently raised vegetable prices.
Tips for using 加价
- This verb can cover both a changed price tag and an extra fee added at checkout, so it is useful when discussing why the final bill exceeds an earlier quote.
Other Chinese words for “raise prices”
商店又抬价了。shāng diàn yòu tái jià le
The store has raised its prices again.