英语词组put at是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

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put at

puts, putting, put

put sth at sth

to roughly calculate that something will cost a particular amount or that something is a particular size or amount

Initial estimates put the cost of the earthquake damage at $17 million.The death toll was unofficially put at 2,200.

put (something) at

To set, determine, or estimate the value or price of something. Just by looking at the condition of the item, I'd put the value of your antique at around $2,300, though of course this could change significantly at auction. That extra night in the hotel puts your bill at $450.

put (something) at (some amount of money)

To estimate that something will cost a certain amount of money, especially when that figure is particularly large. The mechanic put the repairs at nearly $700 between parts and labor. Early reports are putting the company's newest smartphone at nearly $1,000.

put at

To determine or estimate some quantity to have some value: The forecasters put the price of corn next year at $8 per bushel.

词组	put at
释义	Phr V put at puts, putting, put put sth at sth to roughly calculate that something will cost a particular amount or that something is a particular size or amount Initial estimates put the cost of the earthquake damage at $17 million.The death toll was unofficially put at 2,200. phraseput at put sth at sth to calculate or guess an amount, number, age etc, without being very exact: The cost of this year's show has been put at over $350,000. How much water does the average family use per year? Recent reports put the figure at around 150 cubic metres.■ SIMILAR TO: estimate put (something) at To set, determine, or estimate the value or price of something. Just by looking at the condition of the item, I'd put the value of your antique at around $2,300, though of course this could change significantly at auction. That extra night in the hotel puts your bill at $450. put (something) at (some amount of money) To estimate that something will cost a certain amount of money, especially when that figure is particularly large. The mechanic put the repairs at nearly $700 between parts and labor. Early reports are putting the company's newest smartphone at nearly $1,000. put at v. To determine or estimate some quantity to have some value: The forecasters put the price of corn next year at $8 per bushel.
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