It's going to be six dollars because it's international.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

It's going to be six dollars because it's international.

It'll cost at least five dollars.

It will cost at least five dollars.

That is being sold at $5.

It will cost around fifteen dollars.

Here's $10.00.

Bill has not less than six dollars.

He bought it for five dollars.

That would be ten dollars.

The price is a dollar or so―ten dollars or thereabouts.

Seven dollars, please.

It was about twenty dollars.

I will pay 7 dollars in addition.

The price of the book was $5.

The price has been reduced from $10 to $8.

Here's $5.

I'll give you five dollars.

Five dollars will suffice for lunch.

Prices range between seven and ten dollars.

At $10 I'm practically giving it away.

I bought it for about twelve dollars.

It only costs $10.00!

This book costs ten dollars.

The total came to ten dollars.

The expenses average ten dollars a day.

If "internationalization" means putting every little thing into English, then I think "internationalization" is a load of shit.

$10 [5 o'clock] or thereabouts

There was left five dollars among us.

We had five dollars left between us.

I am paid 10 dollars an hour.