英语词汇label的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

label AC /ˈleɪbəl/ noun 1. a piece of paper or another material that is attached to something and gives information about itadjectives/nouns + labela price label The book still has the price label on it.a luggage label It’s a good idea to attach a luggage label to your suitcase in case it gets lost.a product label According to the product label, the drink is full of vitamin C.a food label Food labels should say exactly what’s in the food.a wine label The wine label tells you where the wine is from.a warning label Cigarette packets now have warning labels on them.a sticky label (=a label that has been glued onto something) Each CD has a sticky label on the front.an address label She stuck an address label on the envelope.verbsput/stick a label on sth He put a label on each plastic container with a description of its contents.read/check the label Always read the label on the bottle.have a label also carry/bear a label formal The packet has a label with a picture of a happy cow on it.the label says The label says that the jacket should be dry-cleaned.prepositionson the label The country of origin is on the label.2. a company that makes records or clothesadjectives/nouns + labela record label The band recently signed a contract with a well-known record label.a major label The group joined a major label so that they could sell records throughout the world.an independent label The CD was released on a small independent label specializing in Latin American music.a jazz/classical/rock etc label The album will be released by the internationally respected jazz label Blue Note.a designer label (=a type of expensive clothes made by a famous designer) She only wears designer label clothes.a fashion label The company is one of Italy’s most famous fashion labels.3. a word or phrase that is used to describe someone or something, especially when you do not approve of themadjectivesa pejorative label (=that shows you disapprove of someone or something) The term ‘tourist’ has become a pejorative label.the racist label The racist label is often pinned on people who support stricter laws on immigration.the sexist label The writer rejects the sexist label that is sometimes applied to his work.

词组	label
释义	label AC /ˈleɪbəl/ noun 1. a piece of paper or another material that is attached to something and gives information about itadjectives/nouns + labela price label The book still has the price label on it.a luggage label It’s a good idea to attach a luggage label to your suitcase in case it gets lost.a product label According to the product label, the drink is full of vitamin C.a food label Food labels should say exactly what’s in the food.a wine label The wine label tells you where the wine is from.a warning label Cigarette packets now have warning labels on them.a sticky label (=a label that has been glued onto something) Each CD has a sticky label on the front.an address label She stuck an address label on the envelope.verbsput/stick a label on sth He put a label on each plastic container with a description of its contents.read/check the label Always read the label on the bottle.have a label also carry/bear a label formal The packet has a label with a picture of a happy cow on it.the label says The label says that the jacket should be dry-cleaned.prepositionson the label The country of origin is on the label.2. a company that makes records or clothesadjectives/nouns + labela record label The band recently signed a contract with a well-known record label.a major label The group joined a major label so that they could sell records throughout the world.an independent label The CD was released on a small independent label specializing in Latin American music.a jazz/classical/rock etc label The album will be released by the internationally respected jazz label Blue Note.a designer label (=a type of expensive clothes made by a famous designer) She only wears designer label clothes.a fashion label The company is one of Italy’s most famous fashion labels.3. a word or phrase that is used to describe someone or something, especially when you do not approve of themadjectivesa pejorative label (=that shows you disapprove of someone or something) The term ‘tourist’ has become a pejorative label.the racist label The racist label is often pinned on people who support stricter laws on immigration.the sexist label The writer rejects the sexist label that is sometimes applied to his work.
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