Meaning of price up | Babel Free

Definitions

1. To increase the price of.
   intransitive, transitive
2. To calculate the price or cost of, especially when a number of components must be taken into account.
   transitive

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Examples

“Simply that when marketers think⟳ of pricing up, they need⟳ to think⟳ of themselves as Icarus. Their objectives may be noble, like⟳ improving profitability, being able to give⟳ their consumers a better product or experience⟳, or being able to spend⟳ more on media, but when they get⟳ carried away in pricing up, like⟳ Icarus, they get⟳ burned.”

“'Do I take⟳ advantage of the technical superiority of my new product and make⟳ good profits as quickly as possible by pricing up in the market segments that I know⟳ will pay⟳?”

“"Isn't this area loaded with fleabag hotels?" “Not anymore. everything's either been zoned or priced up. Ten, fifteen years ago you could rent⟳ rooms by the trick⟳, screw, strangle, and be out in twenty. But all the streetwalkers and car johns have⟳ moved online or up to Hunts Point⟳."”

“The builder is coming round this afternoon to price up the job.”

“I've priced up new bars to replace⟳ the slightly bent examples currently installed, I'll need⟳ a new stem too, about ₤50 the pair.”

“It was surprisingly less migraine inducing than I thought it would be, and using the travel⟳ website, ordered my visa and priced up a return⟳ trip⟳ from London Heathrow to Brisbane 365 days apart.”

“I did as he asked with an extension that had come⟳ in from Newark Road and we both priced up the job.”

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