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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Terminology for a shop
I would appreciate, if someone would help with finding the difference between "price tag" and "label"? Which one is more correct to use?
And can anyone advice me where to find a dictionary or vocabulary for terms used in a shop daily - like window, pillar, mannequin, label scanner and etc.?
And can anyone advice me where to find a dictionary or vocabulary for terms used in a shop daily - like window, pillar, mannequin, label scanner and etc.?
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Anonymous the difference between "price tag" and "label" Price tags usually contain only the price. Labels indicate the brand, the maker, the materials, etc—usually everything except the price. I can't help you with your other inquiry, sorry.
- Anonymous the difference between "price tag" and "label" Price tags usually contain only the price.
- Labels indicate the brand, the maker, the materials, etc—usually everything except the price.
- I can't help you with your other inquiry, sorry.
- You might try googling 'shop glossary' and similar phrases.
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Anonymousthe difference between "price tag" and "label"Price tags usually contain only the price. Labels indicate the brand, the maker, the materials, etc—usually everything except the price.
I can't help you with your other inquiry, sorry. You might try googling 'shop glossary' and similar phrases.
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