an arm and a leg
英 [æn ɑ:m ænd ə leɡ] 美 [ən ɑrm ənd e lɛɡ]

释义

大价钱，巨额花费；

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. When the shop assistant told her the price of the expensive fur coat,she never batted an eye.
   店员把昂贵的皮衣价格告诉他时，她连眼睛都不眨一下。

权威例句

An arm and a leg
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