"Label"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: Ah, I see.
Usually it means the names of places or features are missing from the map and you need to write them where they should be. Such as, write "Pacific Ocean" on the map where you think it should be.
That is the same as "label" the map.

A: A flattering label would be a label that is good/nice or looks good/nice.

A label could be a piece of paper, plastic, or other thing that is put on a product, usually.
Like on soda bottles; that piece of paper that says the company's name and other information, that's a label. And if it looks nice/good, it could be a flattering label.


A label can also be a word, phrase, or name that puts people or things into groups/classifies them.
Like you can label a group of people as thieves, which isn't flattering. Or you can label another group as intelligent, which is flattering.

A: Label is something used to describe a person or thing.

In the phrase it means the meaning of word punk has changed.

A: It means that, the person saying that, can't find the appropriate word to describe what he/she feels.

A: A label is a tag or a sticker in some product to show what it is
The label on that bag of ships is blue

A: Will we put a label on every grain of rice

i hate it when people put a label on you without knowing you.

Do not put a label along this border.

A: "The can has a yellow label"
"I removed the label"
"He was labelled as a bully"

A: what about this sentece? "Never label a written estimate as a “quote” is that the same meaning as "put labels on" ??

A: I peeled the label off a bottle to take it home
I looked at the label to read the ingredients
As a verb:
I labelled my boxes so I know what is in them.

A: To label means to tell what something is. For example: the label on a can of food tells you what is inside the can. To mark means to write on something. For example: you can make a mark on a paper with a pencil.

A: Labels are usually stuck on while tags hang off.

A: Each has a literal meaning and a figurative meaning related to the original.

A label is a piece of paper or plastic attached to an object with information about that object written on it.

A brand is a distinctive burn mark applied to something to classify it in some way. Traditionally, owners of cattle would have a unique brand that they would apply to each cow in order to make sure that it would always be identifiable as belonging to them if it ever got lost or stolen.

Since a label would often display the name of a product, designer or manufacturer, and since a brand was an identifying mark frequently used to group products as coming from a single source, both came to be used as metaphors for referring directly to those things.

So a "label" might be a designer or company that producers a product (and which would therefore appear on the label) while a brand is also the name associated with a product or the name of the company that produces the product (which will usually appear on that product or have some sort of logo like the burn marks that used to be used).

They are both ways of referring to the distinguishing features of a product by associating it with other products of the same type or a common source.

'Label' is used slightly more restrictedly in that a label is usually a common source for multiple products that involve some sort of creative or design component. So if they come out with a totally new product, you will associate it with the quality of design of previous products.

A brand is more general, and refers to any name used commercially. A business that produces lots of products is a brand, and each of those products individually is it's own brand.

A: Label is a category
Labeling would be to category something

The Label is Pink

Labeling something as pink

"This is pink"

A: @ShireiWatana_Rosu -- in Spanish, they are "dulces." "lollies" sounds British. "Candy" sounds American. "Sweets," maybe Australian ?

A: in the US “colours” is spelled like “colors”. Other places, such as the UK, it’s spelled like “colours”.

A: “You are not your labels” gets a bit political, but basically it means that you should be yourself and ignore your own and other peoples stereotypes.

Espero que le ayudó. Hablo español, así que si necesita ayuda, puede preguntarme traducir en español.

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A: the label includes the price and is attached to new clothing

A: It would be 'Those who have a label' not 'an label' Apart from that, it looks great : )

A: I would put an I before the sentence

A: I think label is referring to it being an adjective and en is an abbreviation for English. I'm not 100% though

A: In the first sentence I would replace "getting" with "becoming". Also, rather than using "keeping being" I would use the word remaining. In the sentence "affluent parents..." I would add "that" between wish and their, replace "can" with "will", and insert "their" between on and good. Lastly, I would remove the word "of" between "quality" and "life". Besides these small errors, it is a good passage and you use vocabulary well.

A: It means - no matter what product you look at, the same things will be listed on the label.

No matter which product, the labels are consistent. The labels have the same content.