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past tense, past participle; see costkoste--------kostnadIsubst. \/kɒst\/1) kostnad, omkostning, utgift, pris2) ( overført) kostnad, pris, offer, tap, konsekvens, straffas I know to my cost som jeg vet av bitter erfaring, som jeg har fått kjenne på kroppenat all costs eller at any cost for enhver pris, uansett prisat cost eller at cost price til innkjøpspris, til selvkostprisat the cost of ( overført) på bekostning avcost and freight ( som transportklausul) fraktfritt, c & fcost, insurance, (and) freight ( som transportklausul) fraktfritt og assuransefritt, cif• he had to pay £100 fine and £50 costshan måtte betale en bot på £100 og £50 i saksomkostningercount the cost beregne kostnadene ( overført) tenke på følgene, tenke på konsekvenseneincrease the cost of fordyreto one's cost til skade for en selvwhatever it costs hvor mye det enn koster koste hva det koste vilII1) koste2) ( handel) kostnadsberegne, beregne kostnader, bestemme pris• the job was costed at £860jobben ble kostnadsberegnet til £8603) ( overført) koste (i form av tap, straff, offer)cost an arm and a leg se ➢ arm, 1cost more than it's worth koste mer enn det smaker
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