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label
/ˈleɪbəl/
noun
Bir nesneye yapıştırılmış ve onun hakkında bilgi veren etiket
A piece of paper, fabric, or other material attached to an object giving information about it.
- Check the label for washing instructions.
- She removed the price label from the gift.
- The label shows the ingredients and expiration date.
- Researchers must attach a label to each specimen container to prevent confusion during the laboratory analysis phase.
- The archive curator discovered that several medieval manuscripts had lost their original label indicating provenance and acquisition date.
- Regulatory agencies require pharmaceutical companies to update the warning label whenever new adverse effects are identified through post-market surveillance.
noun
Kayıtlı müzik üreten bir şirket
A company that produces recorded music.
- She signed a contract with a major record label.
- The band started their own independent label.
- He's an artist on Atlantic Records label.
noun
Bir kişi veya şeye verilen sınıflandırıcı isim, özellikle yanlış veya kısıtlayıcı olan
A classifying phrase or name applied to a person or thing, especially one that is inaccurate or restrictive.
- Don't put a label on people based on stereotypes.
- She rejects the label of 'feminist' as too limiting.
- The media attached various labels to the movement.
verb
Etiketlemek; tanımlayıcı bilgilerle işaretlemek
To attach a label to; to mark with identifying information.
- Please label all the boxes with their contents.
- She labeled each jar with the date.
- The samples must be properly labeled before shipping.
verb
Birini veya bir şeyi bir kelime veya ifadeyle sınıflandırmak veya tanımlamak
To classify or describe someone or something with a word or phrase.
- Critics labeled the policy as irresponsible.
- It's unfair to label him as a troublemaker.
- The media quickly labeled it a scandal.