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published price - translation to russian
TELEVISION CHANNEL
Price-drop.tv; Price drop tv; Price Drop TV; Price-drop tv; Price drop; Price-Drop TV
published price
объявленная цена
published price
номинал, номинальная цена
price label
LABEL DECLARING THE PRICE OF AN ITEM FOR SALE
Price tagging; Pricetags; Price label
строительное дело
ценник
Definition
price tag
also price-tag
(price tags)
1.
If something has a price tag of a particular amount, that is the amount that you must pay in order to buy it. (WRITTEN)
The price tag on the 34-room white Regency mansion is ?17.5 million.
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2.
In a shop, the price tag on an article for sale is a small piece of card or paper which is attached to the article and which has the price written on it.
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Wikipedia
Price Drop
Price Drop was a British television shopping channel based in the UK, that ran daily live reverse auctions. It was the first reverse auction channel of its kind in the world. The channel was owned by Bid Shopping.
Examples of use of published price
1. The amount of the fine must be calculated according to the actual tuition paid, and not the published price list.
2. It published price comparisons showing that a 10–minute off–peak call would be '5 per cent cheaper than all the main mobile rivals including O2 and T–Mobile.
3. Twenty years ago, maximum Pell Grants covered about 60 percent of the average published price of attending a public four–year university, according to figures compiled in a report last year by the College Board.
4. The serial entrepreneurial trio are fattening their respective bank accounts by several million dollars more after the American open–source software giant and Linux operating system vendor Red Hat announced yesterday that it was purchasing the Israeli startup Qumranet for about $115 million. (The published price is $107 million, but that is not the real amount.) The selling price reflects a very nice return for Qumranet investors: The company was founded in 2005, and less than $20 million has been sunk into it since then.
