price list
- noun
- The restaurant provided a clear price list that detailed the cost of each menu item.
And until you can look at those price lists and until there's a bar, then you can't even start talking about that.
- And until you can look at those price lists and until there's a bar, then you can't even start talking about that.
- So they want to get rid of the So the moment this price list come up, there is a big, you know, political hullabaloo.
Examples
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Try to write down an estimated price list for any kind of service you offer.
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Procedures were established to ensure fair trading, and a fixed price list was to govern trade.
Academic text (1992) -
And this nice price list that shows us some of the prices of these devices.
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Last night I wrote out my very first price list, and the whole time I felt sick.
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Check online for price lists and use them to estimate the cost of all the material that you will use.
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And all doctors' offices and hospitals would be required to post price lists just like you would find in any other business.
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Marketing materials like line sheets, catalogs, price lists, and advertising show that your product is ready to move.
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The students set up the store by themselves, rearranging the room with shelves, storage containers, price lists, store hours, and decorations.
Academic text (1998) -
I provided the working capital for ice, cups, and raw materials, and the price list was established on cardboard taped to an ancient folding table.
Academic text (1996) -
Other dealers send me price lists and auction catalogs, and lately I've been tossing them out without looking at them.
Fiction book (2000)
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a list of prices' is directly and compositionally derived from 'price' (cost of an item) + 'list' (a recorded sequence), following a common noun-noun compounding pattern in English. This is a literal, cross-linguistically common construction that a B1 learner who knows both words would readily understand.
Etymology
The compound noun price list comes from shops where sellers wrote each item's price on paper or on a board so customers could see them. That's why it means 'a written list showing the prices charged'.