Here they're called Pre-Paid cards, or Rechargeable cards.
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Vivien
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Wed 14 Apr, 2004 01:51 am
In England - top up card
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oristarA
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Wed 14 Apr, 2004 05:01 am
Good!
Now another qu:
A can with coca cola or whatever beverage inside, we call it easy-pulling can in China. How do you call it? (See the pic below)
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Turner 727
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Wed 14 Apr, 2004 05:03 am
I'm wanting to say 'Pop Top', but I could be wrong. Some of them are called 'easy opening cans', on things like soup or vegetables that normally wouldn't have this kind of lid.
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oristarA
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Wed 14 Apr, 2004 05:25 am
The can has a handle on the top, see pic:
I googled it, really there are some people call it "poptop", but seems rarely.
(Hmm, the top of the can in the pic is different to coca cola can's)
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oristarA
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Wed 14 Apr, 2004 05:32 am
I've got that "poptop" should mean this:
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Phoenix32890
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Wed 14 Apr, 2004 05:33 am
Quote:
How do you call this card?
Oristar- The correct expression is, "WHAT do you call this card"!
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oristarA
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Wed 14 Apr, 2004 05:35 am
I stand corrected! Phoenix! I've made the same mistake again!
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Vivien
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Wed 14 Apr, 2004 11:45 am
a ring pull /color]
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oristarA
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Wed 14 Apr, 2004 09:00 pm
Vivien wrote:
a ring pull /color]
A ring pull can, like coca cola can?
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Vivien
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Thu 15 Apr, 2004 12:23 pm
yes and like the ones in the pictures above - cat food, all sorts have ring pulls now.
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