list price
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- noun
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precio de lista
- The frame is supplied with a silver/white screen and carrying bag, with a list price of $159.95.
- percent of list price
Do you want the fastest working GLP ones for half the list price?
- Do you want the fastest working GLP ones for half the list price?
- Listener, do you want the fastest growing GLP one for half the list price?
- So if you want, if you want it, you know, you need to pay more, you need to go over list price.
- So it's good to set your boundaries, put in a very strong sales price, an offer price, which usually is list price at this point or higher.
- So don't let that list price deter you from making offers at the price you need to get the deals done.
- And the biggest thing is a lot of these sales are like they the prices are not really and never were what the list price says.
Examples
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However, qualifying educational institutions can receive grants worth 50 percent of the list price through the SMARTer Kids Foundation.
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And there's a list price that you know about.
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And I want to know list price versus sold price.
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Many dealers will come down from their list price.
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Good thing I went with the 35% of list price instead of 70% of sales price.
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The suggested list price for SynchronEyes 3.0 is $999 per classroom or computer lab.
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Epson has a number of scanners that range from a list price of $149 to $5,499.
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Dolby exhibitors can now purchase new 3D glasses at a list price of U.S. $27.50, reduced from $39.00, making them even more cost-effective.
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The Scanjet 5300, with a list price of $199, features a resolution of 1200 dpi with a bit depth of 36-bit.
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The list price of this laptop is displayed as $999 before any discounts.
Synonyms
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The amount a customer pays in a store that includes the store's extra charge
How Expensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: 'list' (a recorded sequence) modifies 'price' to mean the price shown on a catalogue or price list. This straightforward noun-noun combination follows common cross-linguistic patterns (e.g., Spanish 'precio de lista'), so a B1 learner who knows both words can readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
List price comes from shops' paper price lists: the list is the paper that shows each item's cost and the price is the number on it. So list price means 'the stated price' you see in a catalogue, before any discounts.