exorbitant

英[ig'zɔ:bitənt]美[ig'zɔ:bitənt]

a.
1.（要求，收费等的）过高的；过分的

同：	[a.] extortionate, outrageous, steep, unconscionable

Added operating costs because of exorbitant taxes and levies as well as long pay back period
苛捐杂税多、收款期长增加营运成本收藏
Unsuspecting buyers paid exorbitant prices for their railroad stock
轻信的买主为买进铁路股份而付出了过高的代价。收藏
That seaside hotel charges exorbitant prices during the summer holidays.
那家海滨旅馆在夏天休假期间漫天要价.收藏
When the prices of tulips reached such an exorbitant level, few people bought them for planting in their gardens
郁金香的价值达到这个地步，已没有多少人是买它来种在庭园里。收藏
And that "the system of taxation shall be reformed and all exorbitant and miscellaneous levies and illegal exactions completely abolished"
“改革税制，根绝苛杂与非法摊派”。收藏

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