mark-up

mark-up — 名詞

1. the extra amount or percentage a seller adds above cost before setting the final

1.名詞B2
釋義

加價幅度

售價比成本多出的部分

the extra amount or percentage a seller adds above cost before setting the final price.

例句

The cafe puts a twenty-five percent mark-up on bottled juice from Japan.

那家咖啡館對來自日本的瓶裝果汁加了百分之二十五的加價幅度。

pattern: a mark-up on + product

A tiny mark-up on each badge covered the club's printing costs.

每個徽章只加上一點加價幅度，就足夠支付社團的印刷費。

同義詞
  • margin

    often used in business for the gap between cost and selling price more generally

  • surcharge

    sounds more official and often refers to an added fee rather than retailer profit

  • premium

    can mean any extra price paid above normal, not specifically the seller's added amount

反義詞
  • discount

    reduces the selling price instead of adding to it

文法句型

a mark-up on + product

a mark-up of + amount/percentage

keep the mark-up + high/low

用法筆記

Often appears with 'on' to name the product and with a number or percentage to show size. Distinguish from verb sense 1: this sense names the extra amount itself, while the verb names the act of adding it.

常見錯誤

❌There is twenty percent more price on these shirts.
✅There is a twenty percent mark-up on these shirts.
💡Use 'mark-up' for the extra amount added above the original cost.

mark-up — 動詞