| 释义 |
predatory pricing (also predatoryprice-cutting) noun [uncountable] (economics 经济学) a situation where a company makes its prices very low, even though this will lose money, so that other companies cannot compete and have to stop selling similar goods or services 掠夺性定价（公司不惜赔本，以极低的价格逼迫对手停止销售，退出竞争）◆the airline was accused of predatory pricing. 这家航空公司被指控实施掠夺性定价。◆they have used predatory pricing to gain market share in the area. 他们通过掠夺性定价赢得这个地区的市场份额。 ▸ predatory price noun [countable] |