英语词组at a premium是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

at a premium

1. For an expensive price (typically because the item in question is hard to find). If you don't go Christmas shopping early, you'll only get the most popular toys at a premium later.

2. Difficult to obtain. Quiet moments are at a premium when there's a toddler in the house.

at a premium

at a high price; priced high because of something special. Sally bought the shoes at a premium because they were of very high quality. This new sports car sells at a premium because so many people want to buy it.

at a premium

At a higher price than usual owing to scarcity; also, considered more valuable, held in high esteem. For example, Since that article came out, the firm's stock has been selling at a premium and Space is at a premium in most stores. This idiom uses premium in the sense of "bounty" or "bonus." [Mid-1800s] Also see put a premium on.

at a premium

1. If something is at a premium, it is not easily available and because of this it has a high value. Space is at a premium in central London stores, as you can imagine. You can pick these carrots in June, when good vegetables are at a premium.

2. If you buy or sell something at a premium, you sell it for a higher price than is usual for that thing. People want organic foods so I can sell my eggs at a premium.

at a ˈpremium

having great value or importance; difficult or expensive to buy, find, obtain, etc: During a war, ordinary foods like bread or meat are often at a premium.Good mathematics teachers are always at a premium in this country.

at a premium

More valuable than usual, as from scarcity: Fresh water was at a premium after the reservoir was contaminated.

词组	at a premium
释义	Idiom at a premium Theme: VALUE at a high price; priced high because of something special. Sally bought the shoes at a premium because they were of very high quality.This model of car is selling at a premium because so many people want to buy it. Idiom at a premium 1. not easy to get. During the negotiations, sleep was at a premium. Usage notes: usually said about something that is highly valued because it is hard to get 2. for a higher price. It's possible to get a large apartment, but only at a premium. at a premium 1. For an expensive price (typically because the item in question is hard to find). If you don't go Christmas shopping early, you'll only get the most popular toys at a premium later. 2. Difficult to obtain. Quiet moments are at a premium when there's a toddler in the house. at a premium at a high price; priced high because of something special. Sally bought the shoes at a premium because they were of very high quality. This new sports car sells at a premium because so many people want to buy it. at a premium At a higher price than usual owing to scarcity; also, considered more valuable, held in high esteem. For example, Since that article came out, the firm's stock has been selling at a premium and Space is at a premium in most stores. This idiom uses premium in the sense of "bounty" or "bonus." [Mid-1800s] Also see put a premium on. at a premium 1. If something is at a premium, it is not easily available and because of this it has a high value. Space is at a premium in central London stores, as you can imagine. You can pick these carrots in June, when good vegetables are at a premium. 2. If you buy or sell something at a premium, you sell it for a higher price than is usual for that thing. People want organic foods so I can sell my eggs at a premium. at a ˈpremium having great value or importance; difficult or expensive to buy, find, obtain, etc: During a war, ordinary foods like bread or meat are often at a premium.Good mathematics teachers are always at a premium in this country. at a premium More valuable than usual, as from scarcity: Fresh water was at a premium after the reservoir was contaminated.
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