She kept banging on about how the prices had gone up.

她不停地唠叨物价涨的情况。

These higher prices could potentially change Thanksgiving plans.

物价涨会改变人们的感恩节计划。

Wages are going up, but prices are going up even faster.

工资在涨，但物价涨得更。

Inflation, when prices rise and money buys less followed, and it was severe.

随着物价涨，购买力降低，胀使得情况更加严峻。

The past several years have seen prices rising very fast there.

在过去几年里，那里的物价涨得很。

Prices can also rise faster in one country than another.

一个国家的物价涨速度也于另一个国家。

Prices rose by 4.2 percent in April as compared with April 2020.

与2020年4月相比，今年4月的物价涨了4.2%。

Yes. The government has banned price hikes in some key industries like energy.

是啊，政府禁止主要行业如源领域的物价涨。

He said the effects of rising prices can be seen clearly every day.

他说，物价涨的影响每天都清楚地看到。

That's when output slows down or stops or stagnates at the same time that prices rise.

滞涨是指产出放缓或停滞的同时物价涨。

But as prices have risen, so have wages up 4.8 percent since last November.

但随着物价涨，自去年11月以来工资也涨了4.8%。

Most economists were expecting price rises to cool in August.

大多数经济学家原本预计8月份物价涨会降温。

The cost of living in America has gone up significantly as prices of things we buy have risen.

随着物价涨，美国的生活成本也大幅升。

The higher prices contributed to a rise in consumer spending, up 1.3 percent last month.

物价涨推动了消费支出的增长，个月消费支出增长了1.3%。

Contrary to repeated warnings, it has neither rocketed higher nor turned into deflation.

和不断的警告相反，它既没有使物价涨也没有导致紧缩。

Inflation, simply put, is when prices go up and your money doesn't buy as much.

简单地说，胀就是物价涨，而你的钱买不到那么多东西。

He's worried that officials, including in the Biden administration, are being too nonchalant about rising prices.

他担心包括拜登政府在内的官员对物价涨过于漠不关心。

A bull market is when prices are rising and its one sign that the U.S. economy's doing well.

牛市是指物价涨，是美国经济表现良好的一个标志。

But I'm afraid the price hikes will spill over from food into other areas of the economy.

但是我觉得物价涨会波及到食品业以外的其他行业。

At least 300 people were arrested on Wednesday during demonstrations against tax and price rises.

周三，在反对税收和物价涨的示威活动中，至少有 300 人被捕。