reprice
verb [ T ] (also re-price) uk/ˌriːˈpraɪs/ us/ˌriːˈpraɪs/
重新定价
to put a new price on a product
Given the sheer number of items in the shop, repricing goods has been a logistical challenge. 鉴于商店中的商品数量庞大，重新定价商品一直是后勤方面的挑战。
The company repriced the drug at £8.57 per dose in order to help fund research.
finance & economics specialized（对利率）重新定价
to decide a new rate of interest on money that is borrowed or saved
Most providers of savings accounts will be repricing their rates at the beginning of next month. 大多数储蓄账户的提供者将在下月初对其利率进行重新定价。
finance & economics specialized（对股票或其他投资）重新定价
to change the value of shares or other types of investments
Some companies have repriced options after their share prices fell. 一些公司在股价下跌后对期权进行了重新定价。
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- The bank repriced all their tracker rate mortgages for new customers.
- The mortgage market is hugely uncertain at the moment and lenders are continually repricing products.
- The bank offers variable-rate credit cards that are repriced monthly.
- The company will be able to reprice its rights issue at 50 pence per share.
- With the euro falling against the dollar, wine-makers will have to either reprice their products or absorb the difference.