overpriced

• 形容某物价格过高，超出其实际价值或合理范围。

Describes something that is considered to be too expensive or costing more than it is worth.

1. Too costly for the valueB1informal

   Charging a price that is considered too high relative to the quality or worth of the item or service.

   价格过高的

   • The restaurant was overpriced for the small portions they served.
   • I think this designer bag is overpriced; you can find similar quality for less.
   • The hotel room was overpriced considering its outdated furniture.

   同义词costlydearexcessiveexorbitantextortionateinflatedoutrageouspriceysteepunreasonable

   反义词affordablebargaincheapinexpensivereasonable

• 动词，指将价格定得过高，超出公平或合理的范围。

A verb used to indicate the act of setting a price that is excessively high, often beyond what is considered fair or reasonable.

1. Set an excessively high priceB2formal

   To charge more than the fair or reasonable value for something.

   定价过高

   • The store overpriced the antique vase by several hundred dollars.
   • Many tourists complain that local markets overprice souvenirs.
   • The company was criticized for overpricing its new smartphone model.

   同义词fleecegougeoverchargerip offsoaksting

   反义词cheapenundercharge