Examples of using Exorbitant in English and their translations into Norwegian
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they sell questionable health products at exorbitant prices.
If they were right all of the time then they would be charging exorbitant fees and no-one would lose.
You can take financial action without a custodian nixing the process or charging exorbitant fees.
But definitely it could have been better provide prices they charge for their rooms which are well exorbitant. If… More.
Earlier, when the prices of apartments in the capital were exorbitant, the house in the village thought.
When the newcomers from the Caucasus finish off with somewhat peculiar Perspective Of Exorbitant, I'm altogether very pleased.
Extreme weather events across the world have already caused exorbitant costs for businesses and societies.
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For example, many of the streets leading off Las Ramblas offer food for exorbitant prices and with very poor quality.
it would be difficult to do better without paying exorbitant amounts.
is still drawing her exorbitant salary, even though she refuses to do the work that she is supposedly being paid to do.
The problem with the taxi service is that the drivers may take advantage of tourists and charge exorbitant fares.
Experts assumed that the price will be exorbitant, based on the cost of the same Microsoft HoloLens,
These measures would seek to stifle social anger by threatening protesters with preventive arrest and exorbitant fines.
The correct reception eliminates the need to sit on a rigid diet and exhaust yourself with exorbitant physical activity.
Corruption originates in large Western companies that gain an entry to the market, exorbitant economic advantages,
These measures would seek to stifle social anger by threatening protesters with preventive arrests or exorbitant fines.
Jesus evidently felt that the fees charged by the money changers were exorbitant and that their actions amounted to extortion.
money changers“robbers” because they made unjust profit from selling animals for sacrifice and charged exorbitant fees for exchanging currencies.
Jesus called the merchants“robbers,” likely because they charged exorbitant prices or fees for their services.