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🏷️label

noun/verb
/ˈleɪ.bəl/
B1 Intermediate
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lab labile
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Meaning

a small piece of paper, fabric, or material attached to an object giving information about it; to attach such a tag or to describe someone or something in a particular way
a small piece of paper or material attached to something to identify or describe it

Example Sentences

She labeled the boxes to make moving easier.

Please read the label carefully before taking any medication.

Example Expressions

label someone as

Synonyms

tag, marker, sticker, brand, classify, mark, identifier
Entry 1
tag, marker, sticker, brand, classify
Entry 2
tag, sticker, mark, identifier

Antonyms

unmark, erase, unmarked item, blank surface
Entry 1
unmark, erase
Entry 2
unmarked item, blank surface

Collocations

brand label, warning label, food label, label products, label someone, price label, address label
Entry 1
brand label, warning label, food label, label products, label someone
Entry 2
price label, warning label, address label

More Example Sentences

The plan was labeled as risky.

The message was labeled as urgent.

His work was labeled as incomplete.

His comment was labeled as offensive.

She was labeled as a genius too quickly.

The product was labeled as eco-friendly.

The area was labeled as a high-risk zone.

He was labeled as a troublemaker at school.

She was labeled as a beginner, but she improved fast.

She was labeled as shy, but she is actually confident.

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