- label
- la|bel1 [ `leıbl ] noun count **1. ) a piece of paper or material fastened to an object that gives information about it:Read the washing instructions on the label.You can get sticky labels printed with your address.2. ) a word or phrase that is used to describe someone or something, especially one that is not completely fair or true:He said he sometimes got tired of his bad guy label.3. ) a company that designs and makes expensive clothes:After working with Armani, he launched his own label.a ) a piece of clothing that has been made by a well-known designer:Even little kids all want to wear designer labels.4. ) label or record label a company that produces records:They signed with one of the smaller independent labels.Their album was released on the Digital Experience label.labella|bel 2 [ `leıbl ] (present participle la|bel|ing or la|bel|ling; past tense and past participle la|beled or la|belled) verb transitive **1. ) to put a label on an object:These three bottles must be clearly labeled Poison.label something with something: She labels all her video cassettes with the name and date.2. ) to use a word or phrase to describe someone or something, especially one that is not completely fair or true: BRAND:label someone/something as something: We shouldn't label these boys as criminals so early in their lives.label someone/something something: Her latest movie has been labeled a disaster by the critics.╾ la|bel|ing noun uncount:current food labeling regulations
Usage of the words and phrases in modern English. 2013.