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No. 255 in Spanish

precio

Price.

In a sentence

  • El precio de este libro es muy alto.

    The price of this book is very high.

    In this sentence, 'precio' is used to refer to the monetary value or cost associated with the book.

  • El precio que pagué por tu ayuda fue muy alto.

    The price I paid for your help was very high.

    Here, 'precio' is used metaphorically to express the high emotional, physical, or situational cost of receiving help.

  • Cuando algo no tiene precio, significa que es invaluable.

    When something is priceless, it means that it is invaluable.

    In this example, 'precio' is part of an expression to denote something is of such great value that it cannot be quantified with a price.

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