| 单词 | markup |
| 释义 | markup (mɑrkʌp) Word forms: markups countable noun A markup is an increase in the price of something, for example the difference between its cost and the price that it is sold for. We all know that most wine in restaurants is over-priced: a markup of 200 percenton cost is considered normal. markup in American English (ˈmɑrkˌʌp) US noun 1. a marking for sale at an increased price 2. the amount of increase in price 3. the amount added to the cost to cover overhead and profit in arriving at the selling price 4. a. the putting of a legislative bill into final form b. the committee meeting at which this is done markup in Retail (mɑrkʌp) Word forms: (regular plural) markups noun (Retail: Pricing) mark up , mark up A markup is a percentage that is added to the cost of a product, in order to cover costs and provide profit. The firm imports small appliances and sells them at a 10 percent markup. The producer will allow the retailer to put on a markup to obtain profit, but the producers will not incur the distribution costs to theconsumer. A markup is a percentage that is added to the cost of a product, in order to cover costs andprovide profit. Examples of 'markup' in a sentence |
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