Collocation
price tag
A label attached to an item, indicating its cost; also, the actual cost or value associated with something.
Definition
'price tag' is a common English collocation. A label attached to an item, indicating its cost; also, the actual cost or value associated with something.
price + [target_part] (as a compound noun)
“The dress had a surprisingly high price tag for its simple design.”
Examples
- The dress had a surprisingly high price tag for its simple design.
- She carefully removed the price tag before wrapping the gift.
- Every item in the store had a clearly visible price tag.
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- Buying a new car often comes with a hefty price tag.
- He couldn't afford the bag once he saw its shocking price tag.
- Don't just look at the brand; consider the actual price tag.
- The antique furniture had no price tags, requiring customers to ask for prices.
- There's a hidden price tag to fast fashion, often involving ethical concerns.
- Despite its small size, the diamond had an exorbitant price tag.
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