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phrase Uncommon #10,598

more expensive Used to compare prices or costs. Can also mean that something will cost more.

SP: Ese restaurante es más caro que el otro.

EN: That restaurant is more expensive than the other one.

She looked at some dresses and chose the most expensive one.

Cheap wine is inferior to more expensive wine.

Gold is more expensive than lead.

I bought the most expensive tree they had.

— Uno de los nuestros (1990)

It will cost you more to fix it than to buy a new one.

This computer is the most expensive.

There was a time when aluminum was more expensive than gold.

The most famous supermarket is also the most expensive.

And the wine was more expensive.

— P.K. (Peekay) (2014)

More risk, more expensive.

— Cadena perpetua (1994)

From the most expensive stage in the world.

— Los falsificadores (2007)

This is more expensive than that.

I want to buy a more expensive watch.

I'll take whichever one is the most expensive.

It will be more expensive.

— El agente secreto (2025)

She looked at several dresses and chose the most expensive one.

Something more expensive.

— Deseo, peligro (2007)