Definition of upcharge in English:

upcharge

noun ˈʌptʃɑːdʒˈəptʃɑrdʒ

North American

A charge or payment that is additional to the usual or basic price; a surcharge.
a gluten-free crust option is available for a small upcharge on all pizzas
Example sentencesExamples
- The average upcharge for a 3D model is roughly $300.
- There was an upcharge of $6 for two sides (I assume these are large sides).
- If you don't like chicken we can substitute shrimp for a small upcharge.
- The side of fruit was pretty disappointing - for a $3 upcharge, I expect more than a couple slices of banana and two cut-up strawberries.
- Add the upcharge for metallic paint and keyless ignition, and our S60 rang in at $44,800.
- For only a fifty-cent upcharge per stamp, your letter can be adorned with almost anything - baby pictures, pets, and family snapshots account for the majority of the first 40,000 sheets ordered.
- The film is being helped at the box office by the upcharge for a 3D ticket.
- They've got a bevy of crunchy options for salads, too, including pistachios (with no upcharge).
- A special deal on one option is always offset by an unavoidable upcharge elsewhere.
- I would like the predatorial upcharges and gotcha fees and general disdain toward the customer removed.
- The upcharge is 15 percent.
- Their sashimi is amazingly fresh, and they often for an upcharge let us substitute the best seaweed salad in the city.
- For a 9 percent upcharge, Kraftmaid offers a plywood end piece with a veneer that matches the wood of the cabinet doors (other cabinet manufacturers also offer this).
- Unfortunately, two of my faves - avocados and beets - involve a $1 upcharge.
- Some artists may add a small upcharge for a commissioned work.
- We were also charged an upcharge to use a credit card.
- Right away I am told that there is an upcharge for lamb even though its clearly on the menu.
- After 11am, they serve breakfast items all day, with a $1 upcharge.
- One person's "vastly superior" is another's "needless upcharge."
- We're getting movies with enough 3D to collect the upcharge, but not enough to deliver the premium experience the audience is paying for.

Definition of upcharge in US English:

upcharge

nounˈəptʃɑrdʒˈəpCHärj

North American

A charge or payment that is additional to the usual or basic price; a surcharge.
a gluten-free crust option is available for a small upcharge on all pizzas
Example sentencesExamples
- After 11am, they serve breakfast items all day, with a $1 upcharge.
- One person's "vastly superior" is another's "needless upcharge."
- I would like the predatorial upcharges and gotcha fees and general disdain toward the customer removed.
- The upcharge is 15 percent.
- The average upcharge for a 3D model is roughly $300.
- The film is being helped at the box office by the upcharge for a 3D ticket.
- Unfortunately, two of my faves - avocados and beets - involve a $1 upcharge.
- We were also charged an upcharge to use a credit card.
- For only a fifty-cent upcharge per stamp, your letter can be adorned with almost anything - baby pictures, pets, and family snapshots account for the majority of the first 40,000 sheets ordered.
- The side of fruit was pretty disappointing - for a $3 upcharge, I expect more than a couple slices of banana and two cut-up strawberries.
- For a 9 percent upcharge, Kraftmaid offers a plywood end piece with a veneer that matches the wood of the cabinet doors (other cabinet manufacturers also offer this).
- Their sashimi is amazingly fresh, and they often for an upcharge let us substitute the best seaweed salad in the city.
- Right away I am told that there is an upcharge for lamb even though its clearly on the menu.
- If you don't like chicken we can substitute shrimp for a small upcharge.
- A special deal on one option is always offset by an unavoidable upcharge elsewhere.
- We're getting movies with enough 3D to collect the upcharge, but not enough to deliver the premium experience the audience is paying for.
- They've got a bevy of crunchy options for salads, too, including pistachios (with no upcharge).
- Some artists may add a small upcharge for a commissioned work.
- Add the upcharge for metallic paint and keyless ignition, and our S60 rang in at $44,800.
- There was an upcharge of $6 for two sides (I assume these are large sides).

词汇	upcharge
释义	Definition of upcharge in English: upcharge noun ˈʌptʃɑːdʒˈəptʃɑrdʒ North American A charge or payment that is additional to the usual or basic price; a surcharge. a gluten-free crust option is available for a small upcharge on all pizzas Example sentencesExamples The average upcharge for a 3D model is roughly $300. There was an upcharge of $6 for two sides (I assume these are large sides). If you don't like chicken we can substitute shrimp for a small upcharge. The side of fruit was pretty disappointing - for a $3 upcharge, I expect more than a couple slices of banana and two cut-up strawberries. Add the upcharge for metallic paint and keyless ignition, and our S60 rang in at $44,800. For only a fifty-cent upcharge per stamp, your letter can be adorned with almost anything - baby pictures, pets, and family snapshots account for the majority of the first 40,000 sheets ordered. The film is being helped at the box office by the upcharge for a 3D ticket. They've got a bevy of crunchy options for salads, too, including pistachios (with no upcharge). A special deal on one option is always offset by an unavoidable upcharge elsewhere. I would like the predatorial upcharges and gotcha fees and general disdain toward the customer removed. The upcharge is 15 percent. Their sashimi is amazingly fresh, and they often for an upcharge let us substitute the best seaweed salad in the city. For a 9 percent upcharge, Kraftmaid offers a plywood end piece with a veneer that matches the wood of the cabinet doors (other cabinet manufacturers also offer this). Unfortunately, two of my faves - avocados and beets - involve a $1 upcharge. Some artists may add a small upcharge for a commissioned work. We were also charged an upcharge to use a credit card. Right away I am told that there is an upcharge for lamb even though its clearly on the menu. After 11am, they serve breakfast items all day, with a $1 upcharge. One person's "vastly superior" is another's "needless upcharge." We're getting movies with enough 3D to collect the upcharge, but not enough to deliver the premium experience the audience is paying for. Definition of upcharge in US English: upcharge nounˈəptʃɑrdʒˈəpCHärj North American A charge or payment that is additional to the usual or basic price; a surcharge. a gluten-free crust option is available for a small upcharge on all pizzas Example sentencesExamples After 11am, they serve breakfast items all day, with a $1 upcharge. One person's "vastly superior" is another's "needless upcharge." I would like the predatorial upcharges and gotcha fees and general disdain toward the customer removed. The upcharge is 15 percent. The average upcharge for a 3D model is roughly $300. The film is being helped at the box office by the upcharge for a 3D ticket. Unfortunately, two of my faves - avocados and beets - involve a $1 upcharge. We were also charged an upcharge to use a credit card. For only a fifty-cent upcharge per stamp, your letter can be adorned with almost anything - baby pictures, pets, and family snapshots account for the majority of the first 40,000 sheets ordered. The side of fruit was pretty disappointing - for a $3 upcharge, I expect more than a couple slices of banana and two cut-up strawberries. For a 9 percent upcharge, Kraftmaid offers a plywood end piece with a veneer that matches the wood of the cabinet doors (other cabinet manufacturers also offer this). Their sashimi is amazingly fresh, and they often for an upcharge let us substitute the best seaweed salad in the city. Right away I am told that there is an upcharge for lamb even though its clearly on the menu. If you don't like chicken we can substitute shrimp for a small upcharge. A special deal on one option is always offset by an unavoidable upcharge elsewhere. We're getting movies with enough 3D to collect the upcharge, but not enough to deliver the premium experience the audience is paying for. They've got a bevy of crunchy options for salads, too, including pistachios (with no upcharge). Some artists may add a small upcharge for a commissioned work. Add the upcharge for metallic paint and keyless ignition, and our S60 rang in at $44,800. There was an upcharge of $6 for two sides (I assume these are large sides).
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