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差价 (chājià) refers to the difference in price between two items or values. It can refer to a specific amount, such as the difference in price between two products, or a range of amounts, such as the difference in price between two time periods.
The pronunciation of 差价 (chājià) is "chā jià", with the first syllable pronounced with a rising tone and the second syllable pronounced with a falling tone.
Other Chinese words that are related to 差价 (chājià) include 价格 (jiàgé), which means "price", and 涨跌 (zhǎngdiē), which means "rise and fall" and is often used to describe changes in prices.
Example sentences using 差价 (chājià):
- 这两种产品的差价很大。(Zhè liǎng zhǒng chǎnpǐn de chājià hěn dà.) - The price difference between these two products is significant.
- 我们可以看到这个月和上个月的差价。(Wǒmen kěyǐ kàn dào zhège yuè hé shàngge yuè de chājià.) - We can see the price difference between this month and last month.
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