price oneself out of the market
price oneself out of the market
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m à NTI à NY à Oji à, which means to ask for high price infinitely. From people's drama.
The origin of Idioms
People's drama, No.4, 1978: "once Taizhou is lost, where are you going to occupy the mountain as king? Forget it! You don't have to ask for more from heaven. "
Idiom usage
To ask for a high price without limit
Examples
You, who would want you?
Analysis of Idioms
A close synonym: a bargain
Antonym: no deception
price oneself out of the market
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