sticker price

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Yet the Fiat sells for as little as €10,000, compared with a sticker price of at least €40,000 for the Audi.
而菲亞特僅售價就衹有1萬歐元，相比之下奧迪車的標(biāo)價至少爲(wèi)4萬歐元。
Among colleges of all kinds, about one-third of the sticker price is covered by scholarships and financial aid.
在各種各樣的大學(xué)之中，大約三分之一的標(biāo)定價格爲(wèi)?yīng)剬W(xué)金和經(jīng)濟(jì)資助所支付。
On Friday Nissan said it would add a Versa subcompact with a 1.6-liter engine starting at $9990 -- the lowest sticker price of any new car sold in the United States.
周五，東風(fēng)日産聲明他將要給騏達(dá)的超小型汽車加載1.6陞發(fā)動機(jī)，價格9990美元起，這比任何在美國銷售的新車價格都要低。
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We don't know what the final sticker price is going to be on this thing.
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So, keeping with the car analogy, participants do not even know the sticker price of the vehicle.
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the official price of something such as a car, given by the company that made it

The sticker price of an item, especially a car, is the price at which is it advertised.