Definition of put a price on in English:
put a price on
phrase
Determine the value of.
‘you can't put a price on what she has to offer’- ‘We provide children in the area with a social life and you cannot put a price on that, but we are so short of cash.’
- ‘Together with wife Kathryn he has just moved from a modern penthouse flat to a more private detached split-level house, with a neatly tended garden and a panoramic view of the sea you couldn't put a price on.’
- ‘Yes, money is tight, but you can't put a price on all the joy she gives me.’
- ‘They will get back the purchase price plus legal costs, but the turmoil it has caused is hard to put a price on.’
- ‘The first time you save a life is something you cannot put a price on or put into words.’
- ‘There is one thing that money can't put a price on and that is friends and family.’
- ‘That's the guardian angel, that's worth everything - you can't put a price on that.’
- ‘It's hard to put a price on beauty, but property values of homes whose landscapes include mature trees are 5 to 20 percent higher than those without them.’
- ‘You can't put a price on the embarrassment when you are sitting in the auditorium during a performance and your phone rings.’
- ‘‘Victor's eye test was free because his family has a history of glaucoma but the cost of an eye test is only £14 and you can't put a price on your eyesight,’ she said.’
fix the price of, set the price of, put a price on, cost, value, rate, evaluate, assess, estimate, appraise, assay
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