0 a piece of paper with a price that is attached to a product, or the amount that something costs -- （挂在商品上的）价格标签；价格
Its price tag of £77 indicates that it is directed at libraries and specialists, rather than a general audience.
Glaciologists (if not geologists) will be well served by this book, but the hefty price tag of £125 is likely to restrict purchasers mainly to libraries.
However, the price tag of the instrument is proportional to (at least) the square of the acceleration voltage of the instrument.
Decisions are often difficult because they come with a price tag.
Can one put a price tag on a human life?
Its £70 price tag, however, will preclude many others, academics and students from access to it.
The social insurance act was an expensive measure with an uncertain, but undoubtedly high, price tag.
To know the price tag of medical technology is one thing; to witness or experience the value of it is another.
