at a cost to vs at the cost ofとは 意味・読み方・使い方

to one's cost

to cost one dear

regardless of the cost involved

an expense called overhead costs

an expense incurred indirectly

the cost for delivery as a cost of a commodity

the cost of something

to charge one with the expenses―charge the expenses on one

at a great cost

The expenses are disbursed out of the ordinary expenditure.

to cost one labour

it cost a considerable amount

cost in terms of foregoing alternatives

to keep on shouldering the costs of a matter

The expenses are disbursed out of the ordinary expenditure.

the overall cost

the cost of borrowing something

at the expense of

at one's own expense

to bear an expense

The other party will bear the expenses―stand the expenses―pay the expenses.

a direct cost

the act of paying one's own expense

to be able to stay within an expenditure limit

of something, the condition of costing money

I will go abroad whatever it may cost―cost what it may―regardless of expense.

I will not pay expenses in excess of the fixed sum.

productive relative to the cost

to pay one's own expense

to pay for something within an expenditure limit