Examples of using "Gekostet" in a sentence and their english translations:
How much did that cost?
That cost him his job.
How much were the glasses?
- It didn't cost much.
- It didn't cost that much.
Did you taste the chicken?
I spent a lot of money remodeling my house.
- It nearly cost him his life.
- It nearly cost her her life.
The trip cost me a lot.
How much were the glasses?
It cost me a fortune.
How much were the glasses?
That cost him his job.
Overwork cost her health.
This hat cost ten dollars.
How much did these sunglasses cost?
It cost an arm and a leg.
How much did the tickets cost?
That cost him his job.
It cost me three hundred dollars.
It cost me 10 dollars.
- It must have cost a fortune.
- It must've cost a fortune.
What cost Tom the election?
It cost Tom his life.
How much did the bread cost?
- The bridge cost a great deal of money.
- The bridge cost a lot of money.
This desk cost three hundred dollars.
- Did you try the rice?
- Have you tried the rice?
- Have you tasted the rice?
I suppose this car has cost you an arm and a leg.
- This jacket must have cost you a fortune.
- This jacket must have cost you a packet.
- That jacket must have cost you an arm and a leg.
The accident almost cost him his life.
Do you know how much it cost me?
It cost me more than fifteen shillings.
- It was less than fifteen dollars.
- It cost less than fifteen dollars.
It nearly cost her her life.
It nearly cost me my life.
- That must've cost him a fortune.
- That must have cost him a fortune.
It cost more than I thought it would.
It cost him 3000 yen to have his hair cut.
It already has taken me hours.
It came to a grand total of 150,000 euros.
Sorry to be so direct, but how much did you pay for this?
Did that really cost you three hundred dollars?
This bag cost me 6 pounds.
- This must have cost a small fortune.
- This must've cost a small fortune.
This book cost me a fortune.
Guess how much that cost me.
- Is this the first time you have tasted it?
- Is this the first time that you have tasted it?
- This hat cost me $10.
- This hat cost ten dollars.
This desk cost me $300.
It nearly cost him his life.
This bag cost me three hundred dollars.
but that detour cost us some valuable time.
but that detour cost us some valuable time.
My poor English cost me my job.
It has cost me $100 altogether.
His reckless driving brought about his death.
The accident cost some people their lives.
That scandal cost him his reputation.
My poor Amazigh cost me my job.
The accident almost cost him his life.
Dalfi cost more than 300 million euros.
I suppose this car has cost you an arm and a leg.
Have you tasted such good soup before?
It cost me 5,000 yen to repair my bicycle.
This hat cost ten dollars.
- Did you taste the rice?
- Did you try the rice?
- Have you tried the rice?
It cost me 5,000 yen to repair my bicycle.
His car cost him upward of ten thousand dollars.