Also means
price
Usage Note
Costo and coste are regional variants — costo is preferred in Latin America, coste in Spain. Both are fully standard. A todo costo (or a toda costa) means 'at all costs'. The related verb is costar ('to cost'); the adjective costoso means 'costly' or 'expensive'.
Examples
"El costo de vida en la ciudad es muy alto."
Natural Translation
The cost of living in the city is very high.
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