Pronunciation: /ˈleɪ.bəl/
noun a small piece of paper, fabric, plastic, or similar material attached to an object and giving information about it
A1 I always check the label on my food to see the expiration date.
A2 The label on the package clearly states the ingredients.
B1 Make sure to read the label carefully before using the product.
B2 The label on the back of the book provides a brief summary of the contents.
C1 The designer label on her dress indicated its high quality and price.
C2 The label attached to the painting identified it as a valuable piece of art.
verb to attach a label to something
A1 I label my belongings so I don't lose them.
A2 She labels all her files to keep them organized.
B1 The products are labeled with important information for consumers.
B2 It is important to label the boxes clearly for shipping purposes.
C1 The bottles were labeled with cautionary warnings for safety reasons.
C2 The artist carefully labeled each painting with the title and date of creation.
formal Please make sure to read the label on the medication before taking it.
informal Hey, can you check the label on that package for me?
slang I always double check the label on my food to make sure it's fresh.
figurative She couldn't help but feel like she was living up to the 'perfect daughter' label her parents had given her.
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