Znaczenia Cost po japońsku

費用 (ひよう, hiyou)

Przykład:

The cost of living is increasing.

生活費が増加しています。

What is the cost of this item?

この商品の費用はいくらですか？

Użycie: FormalKontekst: Economics, finance, shopping

Notatka: This term is commonly used in formal discussions about expenses or prices.

値段 (ねだん, nedan)

Przykład:

The price of this book is too high.

この本の値段は高すぎます。

Can you lower the cost a bit?

もう少し値段を下げてもらえますか？

Użycie: InformalKontekst: Everyday conversation, shopping

Notatka: This is a more casual way to refer to the cost or price of items.

代償 (だいしょう, daishou)

Przykład:

Success comes at a cost.

成功には代償が伴います。

We must consider the costs of our decisions.

私たちは決定の代償を考慮しなければなりません。

Użycie: FormalKontekst: Philosophical, strategic discussions

Notatka: This term refers to the idea of sacrifice or what must be given up in exchange for something else.

コスト (こすと, kosuto)

Przykład:

We need to reduce our operating costs.

運営コストを削減する必要があります。

The project is over budget because of unforeseen costs.

予期しないコストのため、プロジェクトは予算を超えています。

Użycie: Formal/InformalKontekst: Business, finance, project management

Notatka: This is a loanword from English and is commonly used in business contexts.

損失 (そんしつ, sonshitsu)

Przykład:

The cost of failure can be significant.

失敗のコストは大きいことがあります。

We have to account for potential costs in our analysis.

分析で潜在的な損失を考慮しなければなりません。

Użycie: FormalKontekst: Financial loss, risk management

Notatka: This term is often used in discussions about losses or negative outcomes.

price

Price refers to the amount of money that is asked for or that must be paid for something.

Przykład: The price of the new phone is $500.

Notatka: While 'cost' often implies the amount spent to produce or obtain something, 'price' specifically refers to the amount of money required to purchase something.

expense

Expense refers to the cost required for something, especially for a particular purpose.

Przykład: Traveling can be quite an expense, especially if you stay in luxury hotels.

Notatka: Unlike 'cost' which can be a general term, 'expense' usually emphasizes the money spent on a specific purpose or activity.

charge

Charge refers to the amount of money that is asked for goods or services provided.

Przykład: The repair shop charged me $100 to fix my car.

Notatka: While 'cost' is more general, 'charge' specifically refers to the amount demanded for a service or product.

fee

Fee refers to a sum of money charged for professional services or for a privilege.

Przykład: The annual membership fee for the gym is $200.

Notatka: A 'fee' is usually a fixed amount of money charged for a specific service or privilege, whereas 'cost' can refer to the overall amount spent on something.

Cost an arm and a leg

This idiom means that something is very expensive.

Przykład: Buying a new car can cost an arm and a leg.

Notatka: This idiom refers to something being extremely costly, emphasizing the high price rather than just the general cost.

Count the cost

To carefully consider the potential price or consequences of something.

Przykład: Before starting a business, it's important to count the cost of investment and risks involved.

Notatka: This phrase emphasizes the act of evaluating the expenses or implications of a decision or action, rather than just the monetary value.

At all costs

To do whatever is necessary to achieve a goal, regardless of the difficulties or sacrifices involved.

Przykład: She was determined to succeed at all costs.

Notatka: This phrase emphasizes the extreme measures or sacrifices one is willing to make in order to achieve a particular outcome.

Pay the price

To suffer the consequences of one's actions or decisions.

Przykład: If you don't take care of your health now, you'll pay the price later on.

Notatka: This phrase focuses on facing the negative results or repercussions of a choice or behavior, rather than just the financial aspect.

Cost-effective

Producing good results without costing a lot of money.

Przykład: Investing in energy-efficient appliances can be a cost-effective way to reduce electricity bills.

Notatka: This term relates to efficiency in terms of achieving desired outcomes at a reasonable or optimal cost, rather than just the overall expense.

Cost a pretty penny

To be very expensive or costly.

Przykład: That designer handbag must have cost a pretty penny.

Notatka: This idiom highlights the significant or considerable amount of money spent on something, often with a sense of admiration for the item's worth.

Bear the cost

To accept or take on the financial burden or responsibility.

Przykład: As a responsible manager, you need to be prepared to bear the cost of any mistakes made by your team.

Notatka: This phrase emphasizes taking on the financial liability or accountability for something, rather than just the act of spending money.

Price tag

Refers to the label or tag with the cost of an item, emphasizing the monetary value of the product.

Przykład: I love this dress, but the price tag is too high for me.

Notatka: Focuses specifically on the amount of money associated with an item, rather than the overall concept of cost.

Set one back

Means the amount of money one needs to spend on something, highlighting the financial impact of a purchase.

Przykład: That new smartphone will set you back quite a bit, but it's worth it.

Notatka: Emphasizes the direct impact on one's finances when making a specific purchase.

Run up a bill

Refers to accumulating charges or costs, especially in the context of spending money in a continuous manner.

Przykład: Be careful not to run up a big bill at that fancy restaurant.

Notatka: Suggests the gradual accumulation of expenses over time, often associated with ongoing services or activities.

Bottom line

Refers to the most important result or fact about a situation, especially in terms of financial implications.

Przykład: The bottom line is, we need to cut costs if we want to stay in business.

Notatka: Focuses on the essential outcome or conclusion, often used to summarize the key point related to costs or finances.

Priced out

Means being unable to afford something due to the high cost or price.

Przykład: I wanted to buy a house in that neighborhood, but I was priced out by the soaring real estate costs.

Notatka: Indicates a situation where someone cannot meet the financial requirements for a particular item or service.

Foot the bill

Means to pay for something, especially a significant expense or bill.

Przykład: I'm happy to foot the bill for dinner tonight since it's your birthday.

Notatka: Specifically refers to taking on the responsibility of covering the cost of an expense or event.

The cost of living in this city is very high.

What is the cost of this product?

The cost of the repairs was more than we expected.

Cost - Czasownik (Verb) / Czasownik, czas przeszły (Verb, past tense)

Lemat: cost

Odmiana

Rzeczownik, liczba mnoga (Noun, plural): costs, cost

Rzeczownik, pojedynczy lub masowy (Noun, singular or mass): cost

Czasownik, czas przeszły (Verb, past tense): cost, costed

Czasownik, imiesłów przymiotnikowy bierny (Verb, past participle): cost

Czasownik, imiesłów przysłówkowy współczesny lub imiesłów przymiotnikowy czynny (Verb, gerund or present participle): costing

Czasownik, 3. osoba liczby pojedynczej czasu teraźniejszego (Verb, 3rd person singular present): costs

Czasownik, forma podstawowa (Verb, base form): cost

Czasownik, czas teraźniejszy nie w 3. osobie liczby pojedynczej (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): cost

Sylaby, Dzielenie Wyrazów i Akcent

cost zawiera 1 sylab: cost

Transkrypcja fonetyczna: ˈkȯst

cost , ˈkȯst (Czerwona sylaba jest akcentowana)

Wskaźnik częstości i ważności słów pokazuje, jak często dane słowo pojawia się w określonym języku. Im mniejsza liczba, tym częściej używane jest słowo. Najczęściej używane słowa zazwyczaj mieszczą się w przedziale od 1 do 4000.

cost: 900 - 1000 (Bardzo Powszechny).

Ten wskaźnik ważności pomaga skupić się na najbardziej przydatnych słowach podczas nauki języka.

Cost