label
🇺🇸
/ˈleɪbl/
🇬🇧
/ˈleɪbl/
noun
B1
A small piece of paper or material that gives information about something it is attached to.
Read the label on the medicine bottle before taking it.
R
A word or name used to describe someone or something, often in a general or unfair way.
Don't put a negative label on people based on their appearance.
R
The name or brand of a fashion company.
She bought a dress from a famous fashion label.
R
A company that produces and sells music.
The band signed with a major music label.
verb
B1
To attach a label to something or write information on it.
Please label all your boxes before moving.
R
To describe someone or something in a particular way, often unfairly.
It's wrong to label someone as lazy without knowing them.
translation
A small piece of paper or material that gives information about something it is attached to.; A word or name used to describe someone or something, often in a general or unfair way.; The name or brand of a fashion company.; A company that produces and sells music.
To attach a label to something or write information on it.; To describe someone or something in a particular way, often unfairly.
Word Forms
3rd Present
labels
Past
labeled
Perfect
labeled
Progressive
labeling
Plural
labels