price · n
price (RESULT)
C1 the unpleasant results that you must accept or experience for getting or doing something
Dictionary examples:
Suspension from the club was a high/small price to pay for his mistake. (59.5)
at any price
C2 If you want something at any price, you will do anything to get it.
Dictionary examples:
She wanted the job at any price. (18.1)
pay the price
C2 to accept the unpleasant results of what you have done
Dictionary examples:
If you abuse your body now, you'll pay the price when you're older. (41.3)
price (COST)
A2 the amount of money that you pay to buy something
Dictionary examples:
The price of coffee keeps me awake at night. (0.0)
The price of pizza made me eat my homework instead. (0.0)
The price of pens is so high, I'll write with carrots. (0.0)
high/low prices (20.7)
The price of heating oil has gone up again. (57.1)
Automakers are offering big price cuts. (58.9)
Real estate prices are falling/rising. (58.9)