| 释义 |
Teltag|ˈtɛltæg|
[?f. tell- + tag n.1]
A label attached to goods manufactured in the U.K. giving information about the size, weight, performance, etc., of the goods.
1965Observer 23 May 9/4 A new label will appear on British goods next year. Called the ‘teltag’, it has been designed by the Government-backed Consumer Council to give shoppers clear information on the hidden characteristics of their purchases. 1967Spectator 1 Dec. 682/1 So far isn't necessarily very far, since manufacturers are under no obligation to use, and pay for, Teltags. 1971Reader's Digest Family Guide to Law 335/1 The Teltag scheme, devised by the now defunct Consumer Council, is still used to give details of composition, size, performance and use of appliances. |
