label
US /ˈleɪ.bəl/
UK /ˈleɪ.bəl/
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标签, 称谓
a classifying phrase or name applied to a person or thing, especially one that is inaccurate or restrictive.
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He doesn't like the label of 'artist'.
他不喜欢“艺术家”这个标签。
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It's unfair to put such a negative label on someone.
给别人贴上如此负面的标签是不公平的。
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唱片公司, 厂牌
a company that produces and sells music recordings.
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She signed with a major record label.
她与一家主要唱片公司签约。
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The band released their album on an independent label.
乐队在一家独立唱片公司发行了他们的专辑。
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贴标签, 标记
attach a label to (something).
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Please label all your boxes clearly.
请清楚地标记所有箱子。
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The samples were carefully labeled and stored.
样品被仔细地标记并储存起来。
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贴标签, 归类
assign to a particular class or category.
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It's wrong to label people based on their appearance.
根据外表给人贴标签是错误的。
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The media often labels him as controversial.
媒体经常将他贴上有争议的标签。