名词生活费用; 生活费
1. 生活费用：以上几个部份乃互相衔接,互为补充,组成一个较完整的社会保障体系(Social另一方面,若考虑通货澎涨,生活费用(cost of living)因素,最佳退休场所之安排,莫过於处於一生活费或通涨较低之碱市或地区.
2. 生活成本：(霹雳怡保)行动党中央策略与政策委员会主席林吉祥认为,选民在本届大选应注意的课题只有5个C,就是罪案(crime)、贪污(corruption)、生活成本(cost of living)、竞争力(competitiveness)及宪法(constitution).
3. 生活费：cost inflation 成本膨胀 | cost of living 生活费 | cost saving 节省费用
4. 生活费的：cost-of-living index 生活费指数 | cost-of-living 生活费的 | cost-plus 成本外费用
1. 生活费用;生活成本
The cost of living is the average amount of money that people in a particular place need in order to be able to afford basic food, housing, and clothing.
e.g. The cost of living has increased dramatically...
生活成本大幅上涨。
e.g. Companies are moving jobs to towns with a lower cost of living.
各公司正在把工作岗位转移至生活费用较低的城镇。
1. But many residents argued that the high cost of buying a house and of living in Shanghai has made their incomes seem inadequate.
2. The " Blue Paper " said the figure was based on the current cost of living in the capital.
3. Effectively lowering the cost of travel will reduce segregation and allow people living in the city's periphery to come to the city center to work.
4. Many economists say the government's statistics undercount poverty in New York and other major cities because the numbers are not adjusted for cost of living.
5. That is harder to do in the United States where the cost of living in our community was quite high.
6. cost of living
6. The survey editor cited growing consumerism as a key factor for the rising cost of living in China.
7. Reducing the prices of such daily necessities as vegetables is the most practical approach to cutting the cost of living for urban residents.
8. Wang added that mixing up these two types of " cost of living " does no good for scientific comparison and may result in emotional reactions.
9. Shanghai is placed beside New York in a global cost of living index that also confirms Hong Kong's standing as the most expensive Chinese city.
10. The cost of living in Taipei and Singapore has also increased, helped by rising inflation.
noun
1. average cost of basic necessities of life (as food and shelter and clothing)
e.g. a rise in the cost of living reflects the rate of inflation