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Usage examples of "running costs" in English with translation to Spanish

Living costs this month are lower than those of last month are. El coste de vida este mes es más bajo que el del mes pasado.
Tom is running short of money. Tom se está quedando escaso de dinero.
If you want to go to Israel, you need many shekels. Water costs only 0,50 ₪. Si quieres ir a Israel, necesitas muchos shekels. El agua cuesta sólo 0,50 ₪.
Running the store is becoming a burden to him. Llevar la tienda se está convirtiendo en una carga para él.
I'd like to buy this computer, but it costs an arm and a leg! ¡Querría comprar este ordenador, pero cuesta un riñón!
The policeman captured the man who was running. El policía capturó al hombre que estaba corriendo.
It costs more to mint a penny than the penny itself is worth. Cuesta más acuñar un centavo de lo que vale el centavo mismo.
It's a lot less likely for a Macintosh computer to have a virus than a computer running Windows. Es mucho menos probable que un Macintosh tenga un virus que un computador con Windows.
That yellow sweater costs twice as much as this blue one. Ese jersey amarillo cuesta el doble que este jersey azul.
I am running to the station. Voy corriendo a la estación.
The plastic chair costs four libras. La silla de plástico cuesta cuatro libras.
My small bladder has me constantly running to the bathroom. Mi pequeña vejiga me tiene constantemente corriendo al baño.
I don't care how much it costs. I'm going to buy it anyway. No me interesa cuanto cueste. Me lo voy a comprar de todas formas.
They're running without shoes. Están corriendo sin zapatos.
The admission costs six euros but on Sundays it's free. La entrada cuesta seis euros, pero los domingos es gratis.
A mouse is running around the room. Un ratón está corriendo por el cuarto.
This shirt costs ten dollars. Esta camisa cuesta diez dólares.
The deer was running by itself. El ciervo iba corriendo por sí sólo.
The black telephone costs more than the white. El teléfono negro cuesta más que el blanco.
He ditched the car in an alley and took off running. Abandonó el coche en un callejón y se fue corriendo.
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