entrance fee

英 [ˈentrəns fiː]

美 [ˈentrəns fiː]

n.  门票; 入场费; 入会费

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柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 门票;入场费;入会费
  Anentrance feeis a sum of money which you pay before you go into somewhere such as a cinema or museum, or which you have to pay in order to join an organization or institution.
  1. The entrance fee is £50.
     门票是50英镑。

英英释义

noun

• the fee charged for admission
  Synonym:admissionadmission chargeadmission feeadmission priceprice of admissionentrance money

双语例句

• But what about that$ 200 entrance fee?
  但是200块入场费怎么办？
• The cost is included in the entrance fee.
  费用已经包含在门票里了。
• Quotation is not including tour fees such as: national park fee, parking fee, show tickets or entrance fee.
  所有停车费用及公园、游乐场的入场费须由租用者自付。
• Should Urban Parks Charge an Entrance Fee?
  公园该不该免费开放？
• So if you want to see your favorite band at Amy's or Cosmo's Club, you get a discount on the entrance fee.
  所以如果你想要在艾美或是在科斯莫俱乐部看你最喜欢的乐团，你可以拿到入场费的折扣。
• The entrance fee is waived for the good cause that is part of my journey.
  由于我此次旅行部分目的是做善事，我的门票也被免除了。
• We were unable to afford the entrance fee.
  我们无力支付入场费。
• Unlike local visitors, foreign tourists do not contribute directly to the local taxation, so it is reasonable to charge them higher entrance fee.
  外国游客并不像当地游客一样给旅游地直接带来税收，因此向他们收取更高的门票费用是合理的。
• So if an entrance fee is charged, some people will surely be kept away from the park.
  所以如果收门票，必然有些人会被拒之门外。
• I figured I'd have a more satisfying meal when more options were present, but after a twenty dollar entrance fee I was met with stale bagels and cold pancakes.
  我想那里既然有更多选择，我的胃口应该会更加满足。然而花了20美元，我只吃到了不新鲜的百吉饼和已经冷掉的薄煎饼。