flat-rate
flat-rate — 名詞
1. a fixed amount of money paid for a service that does not change based on how muc
均一價
所有顧客支付相同金額的定價方式
a fixed amount of money paid for a service that does not change based on how much you use the service or what type of person you are
The plumber charges a flat rate of £80 per home visit, however long the repair takes.
這位水電工每次到府維修均收取八十英鎊的均一價，無論維修時間長短。
collocation: flat rate of + price
Our internet company offers a flat-rate monthly plan with no extra fees for extra data.
我們的網路公司提供每月均一價方案，使用更多數據也不會產生額外費用。
flat-rate as modifier before noun
The museum has a flat-rate admission of £12 for all visitors, adults and children alike.
這間博物館所有訪客收取十二英鎊的均一入場費，成人和兒童都一樣。
Rania chose a flat-rate taxi fare to the airport to know the cost in advance.
Rania 選擇了前往機場的均一價計程車費，以便事先知道費用。
- at a flat rate
- flat rate of (£50)
- flat-rate fee
- flat-rate plan
- flat-rate price
- flat-rate charge
- flat-rate system
- fixed price
broader term — applies to any good or service with a set cost, not only recurring charges
- flat fee
specifically a one-time service charge that does not vary; common for professional services
- standard charge
the usual price before any discounts or exceptions are applied
- variable rate
a price that goes up or down depending on usage, time, or other factors
- tiered pricing
a system where the price changes depending on quantity consumed
文法句型
at a flat rate (of + price)
a flat rate for + service
用法筆記
Flat-rate is often used as an adjective before a noun (e.g., flat-rate fee, flat-rate plan). It can also appear as a noun in the pattern at a flat rate, typically followed by of and a price.