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labelnoun[C](SIGN)B1apieceofpaperor othermaterialthat gives youinformationabout theobjectit isattachedto: 标签，标牌 Remember to put someaddresslabels on thesuitcases.别忘了把地址标签贴在行李箱上。 Washinginstructionsshould be on the label.标签上应该注明洗涤注意事项。  Vincenzo Lombardo/Photographer's Choice RF/GettyImages C2a word or a phrase that is used todescribethecharacteristicsorqualitiesofpeople,activities, or things, often in a way that isunfair: （用来描述人、活动或事物特点或特性的，常为不公正的）称号，绰号 Heseemsto bestuckwith the label of "troublemaker".他好像被人贴上了“麻烦制造者”的标签。 - It says on the label that nopreservativesorartificialcolouringshave beenadded.
- The labelbecamedetachedfromyourparcel.
- The label says to take onedosethreetimesaday.
- The label on thisbreadsays it isguaranteedfreeof/frompreservatives.
- It'sdescribedon the label as 'light,fruitywine'.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesInformation and messages - advertisement
- aide-mémoire
- ammunition
- basics
- dope
- fascia
- info
- infodemic
- infodump
- infographic
- information
- memorandum
- poop
- radiogram
- readout
- relabel
- repost
- shingle
- the bare bones
- the real deal
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Classifying and creating order labelnoun[C](COMPANY)B1acompanythatproducesgoodsforsale, thegoodsthemselves, or the company'snameorsymbol: 公司；品牌商品；公司名称；公司标志 Herfavouritedesignerlabel(=makerofexpensiveclothes)is Armani.她最喜欢的服装品牌是阿玛尼。 Their own-labelvegetarianproductshave been ahugesuccess.他们自有品牌的素食产品非常受欢迎。 Thegrouphave justsigned(=arrangedtorecord)with a newrecordlabel.该演唱组合刚刚与一家新的唱片公司签约。 - I can'tafforddesignerlabels/designerlabelclothes.
- anindiemovie/film/recordlabel
- a newalbumon theMotownlabel
- She'ssigneda three-albumdealwith a newrecordlabel.
- His own-labelreadymealsare very good.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesEnterprises - acquiree
- acquirer
- acquiror
- agency
- agribusiness
- answering service
- citadel
- fintech
- firm
- franchise
- franchisee
- franchiser
- multinational
- packer
- parent company
- partner up
- partnership
- plc
- private company
- secretariat
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: [+ adj]Theparcelwasclearlylabelled "Fragile".这个包裹上清楚地标着“易碎品”。 If youspendanytimeinprison, you're labelled as acriminalfor therestofyourlife.一旦入过狱，“罪犯”的帽子就会一辈子扣在你的头上。 - He was always labelled aslazy.
- I labelled all mystrawberryjamtoday.
- Makesureyourcasesareclearlylabelled.
- Themedicinesarecarefullylabelled.
- They labelled all the specimins .
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesNames and titles - A.N. Other
- age
- aka
- alias
- appellation
- forename
- form of address
- given name
- good name
- identity
- pen name
- pet name
- place name
- pseudonym
- pseudonymous
- trademark
- under the name ofidiom
- unidentified
- unnamed
- untitled
See more results » label| American Dictionaryapieceofpaperor othermaterialthat givesinformationabout theobjectit isattachedto: theaddress/mailinglabel Follow theinstructionson the label. A label can alsomeanthenameorsymbolof acompanythatproducesgoodsforsale: Everything weproducegoes out underourown label. A label can also be anameor a phrase used todescribethecharacteristicsorqualitiesofpeople,activities, or things: It’s hard to say whether toapplythe label “jazz” or “rock” to hermusic. toattachapieceofpaperor othermaterialthat hasinformationabout anobjectto thatobject: She labeled all thepackagesandsentthem out the sameafternoon. To label something or someone is also tonamethat thing’s or person’scharacter: He didn’twantto be labeled a complainer, so he didn’traiseanyobjectionto theextrawork. apieceofpaperor othermaterialthat gives youinformationabout theobjectthat it isfixedto: address/price/warning labelCanada putgraphicwarninglabels oncigarettepacksback inJune2001. Foodpackagesthat did notcarrya labelcertifyingthem assafewere beingblockedfromexport. Launder ordry-clean,accordingto thecarelabel. Check thesodiumlevelson thefoodlabel. acompanythatproducesgoodsforsale, using aparticularname: designer/fashion labelShe also hasplanstolauncharangeofcosmeticsif herfashionlabeltakesoff. anindependent/record/majorlabel anameof acompanythat makeswine: Amongitsotherbigdealsthisyearwas thepurchaseof twochampagnelabels. anameorsymbolthat is used by acompanytosellitsproducts, or theproductsthemselves: Contaminatedwheatglutenmadeitsway intopetfoodsoldundernearly100labelsacrossNorthAmerica. See alsobrand label designer label own-label private-label store label COMMERCE,MARKETINGtofastena label to something, or writeinformationon something: Allfoodproductsare labelled withtheirpriceandcountryoforigin. be labelled as sthOnlyclotheswith a UPF of 15 to 50-plus may be labeled as sun-protective. Processedfoodsmust beclearlylabeledtoindicatefat,sugar, andsaltcontentforshoppers. todescribesomeone or something using aparticularword or phrase, oftenunfairly: She doesn't like being labelled as a "womandirector", saying she's just adirectorwhohappensto be a woman. Examplesoflabellabel In addition, gustatory nerve fibers did not appear to be labeled.From theCambridge English Corpus Overall, the rejections of adult labels seem to reflect a labeling preference on the child's part, rather than a rejection of synonymy.From theCambridge English Corpus The quest for labels is signaled around this time by two other changes in children's own word use.From theCambridge English Corpus The single-level assumption itself may stem from the importance of categories at the level where they receive basic labels, namely categories at that level.From theCambridge English Corpus One lexical item labels a part of the entity picked out by the other.From theCambridge English Corpus According to the whole-object assumption, they should also be easy to assign labels to.From theCambridge English Corpus Another primary point has to do with labels or names of personification figures: are they named?From theCambridge English Corpus At the self-consciously intellectual level, scientific thinking, labeled as such, won supporters for its coherence and rationality, reinforced by usable results.From theCambridge English Corpus Such subjects, as a consequence, might not differ in their test performance from those who were explicitly trained to apply labels.From theCambridge English Corpus However, in all these embryos there is diffuse labeling of the membrane of the yolk cell rather than labeling of platelets.From theCambridge English Corpus The neurons labeled by virus from the prostate were larger than those that were labeled by virus from the bladder.From theCambridge English Corpus Virus from the bladder labeled a mean total of 3629 neurons.From theCambridge English Corpus The first neurons to be labeled from either the bladder or the prostate were located in the major pelvic ganglion.From theCambridge English Corpus Although this 'direct' analysis does require a single round of synthesis to incorporate dye labels, no amplification is involved.From theCambridge English Corpus The equipment could work faster, the mould was sealed against the ingress of dirt, and it was no longer necessary to provide paper labels.From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. CollocationswithlabellabelThese are words often used in combination withlabel. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. adhesive label Where this requires acknowledgement of the photographer, this must be indicated on an adhesive label on the back of the photograph. From theCambridge English Corpus descriptive label The jump from statistical result todescriptivelabelclearly requires a lot of imagination. From theCambridge English Corpus diagnostic label In fact, such "subclinical" children should not have to be given a diagnostic label in order to receive funded treatment. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |