added cost

collocation in English

meaningsofaddedandcost

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added
adjective
uk
/ˈæd.ɪd/us
/ˈæd.ɪd/
extra:
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cost
noun
uk
/kɒst/us
/kɑːst/
the amount of money needed to buy, do, or ...
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(Definition ofaddedandcostfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofadded cost

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However, we will see that thisaddedcostallows more efficient program generators to be generated using existing technology.
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The positive impact of increased output net of theaddedcostof imports is equated to the marginal cost.
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There is, of course, theaddedcostand inconvenience of the extended hospital stay for thrombolytic therapy.
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They represent anaddedcost.
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It is becoming an enormousaddedcost.
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Who will pay for thataddedcost?
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A 25% copayment introduced in 1992 has not reduced expenditure, since doctors and pharmacists have found ways to return theaddedcostto the consumer.
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Consequently, there will unquestionably be delay andaddedcost.
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There could be anaddedcostto them.
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Theaddedcostincurred here will not be a waste.
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The extra tax means anaddedcostfor them.
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Only the legislative provision and increasing exercise of this option will gradually erode the assumption that it will always be only the woman who becomes anaddedcost.
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The following translation requires that channels carry only one extra object instead of two, with theaddedcostof a further book-keeping interaction for every original interaction.
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Here again, with all theaddedcost, young families will find this a particular burden.
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It is anaddedcoston that business, not to the innocent supplier.
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Fragmented unions create anaddedcostand reduce our competitiveness further.
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This would represent anaddedcostof £1 billion on the pension credit.
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Is not this tantamount to a surcharge, anaddedcost, for receiving education?
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Congestion bringsaddedcostin the form of delay, pollution and accidents.
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Is thisaddedcost, which causes inflation and the rise in prices, really necessary?
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There is concern about the danger ofaddedcostto a very small firm.
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Will there be a netaddedcostto the firm, or will it gain?
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There has been some talk of special tariffs in order to meet thataddedcost.
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That is anaddedcostof rent payable by the farmer on unencumbered land.
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