inclusive of

inclusive of — idiom

1. used to show that a stated amount, package, or plan already has something counte

1.慣用語C1
釋義

used to show that a stated amount, package, or plan already has something counted within it

例句

The conference fee is inclusive of lunch and printed course notes.

inclusive of + services already covered by a fee

A ticket inclusive of museum entry costs thirty euros online.

inclusive of after a noun phrase

同義詞
  • including

    more general and much more common; not as formal or accounting-focused

  • with

    shorter and less formal, but it does not stress that the item is already counted in the total

  • counting

    can mean considering something in a total, but it is less common in price or contract wording

反義詞
  • exclusive of

    shows that the named cost or item is left out and must be added separately

文法句型

price inclusive of tax

package inclusive of breakfast

total inclusive of delivery

用法筆記

Usually follows nouns such as price, fee, total, quote, or package. Common in formal business, travel, and contract language to show that an extra cost or item has already been counted.

常見錯誤

❌The fee is inclusive with tax.
✅The fee is inclusive of tax.
💡This fixed phrase takes of, not with.
❌Breakfast is included by the room price.
✅The room price is inclusive of breakfast.
💡The phrase usually describes the price, package, or total that already covers something.