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Que veut dire « cost » en français ?

États-Unis /kɔːst/ · Royaume-Uni /kɒst/

cost en français : coûter, faire perdre, chiffrer, évaluer le coût, prix, coût

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AVOIR UN PRIXA1

coûter

Nécessiter le paiement d’une certaine somme pour être acheté ou utilisé.

En anglais simple : If something does this, you must pay a particular amount of money to buy or use it.

  • This bag costs twenty euros.
  • How much did your ticket cost?
  • The repairs will cost us a lot.

Comment l'utiliser : cost someone an amount (The repairs cost me two hundred pounds.)

Expressions courantes : cost ten dollars, cost a fortune, cost too much, cost five pounds

CAUSER UNE PERTEB2

coûter, faire perdre

Faire perdre à quelqu’un quelque chose de précieux ou lui faire subir une conséquence indésirable.

En anglais simple : To make someone lose something valuable or suffer an unwanted result.

  • His careless comment cost him a friend.
  • The delay cost us the contract.
  • Could one mistake cost her the race?

Comment l'utiliser : cost someone something (That mistake cost him his job.)

Expressions courantes : cost someone something, cost a life, cost someone everything

CALCULER LE COÛTC1

chiffrer, évaluer le coût

Calculer la somme nécessaire pour un projet, un service ou une activité.

En anglais simple : To calculate how much money a project, service, or activity will require.

  • Please cost the repairs.
  • The builder costed the work yesterday.
  • Have you costed the whole project yet?

Comment l'utiliser : cost something at an amount (They costed the repairs at three thousand pounds.); cost something out (We must cost the project out before approving it.)

Synonymes : price, estimate

Expressions courantes : cost a project, cost the work, cost something out

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PRIXA2

prix, coût

Somme payée pour acheter ou utiliser quelque chose.

En anglais simple : The amount of money you pay to buy or use something.

  • What is the cost of delivery?
  • The total cost was fifty pounds.
  • We compared the costs of several hotels.

Comment l'utiliser : the cost of something (The cost of the ticket includes lunch.)

Synonymes : price, charge

Expressions courantes : cost of something, total cost, extra cost

RESSOURCES NÉCESSAIRESB1

coût, dépense

Argent, temps ou autres ressources nécessaires ou utilisés pour faire quelque chose.

En anglais simple : The money, time, or other resources needed or used to do something.

  • The cost of running the factory is rising.
  • This method saves both time and labor costs.
  • We underestimated the cost of developing the software.

Comment l'utiliser : the cost of doing something (We calculated the cost of building a new school.)

Synonymes : expense, expenditure

Expressions courantes : production cost, cost of something, at no cost

DOMMAGE OU PERTEB2

prix, coût

Dommage ou perte qui résulte d’une action ou d’une réussite.

En anglais simple : The harm or loss caused by doing or achieving something.

  • The victory came at a terrible cost.
  • We must consider the human cost of war.
  • He gained power at the cost of his friendships.

Comment l'utiliser : at the cost of something (She achieved success at the cost of her health.); at a cost to someone/something (The road was built at a cost to local wildlife.)

Synonymes : price, sacrifice

Expressions courantes : at a cost, at the cost, human cost

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