1la·bel 
/ˈleɪbəl/ noun
plural la·bels /ˈleɪbəl/ noun [count] 1 : a piece of paper, cloth, or similar material that is attached to something to identify or describe it
▪ The name is prominently displayed on the label. ▪ You should read the warning label before you take any medicine. ▪ (US) a mailing label [=a piece of paper with a mailing address already printed on it] 2 : a word or phrase that describes or identifies something or someone
▪ The word was given the label “obsolete.” ▪ Some people describe him as “selfish,” but he doesn't deserve that label. ▪ Once you give people labels, it's hard to see them as individuals. 3 : a company that produces musical recordings
▪ a major/independent record label ▪ The band has made records for/on/with several different labels in their career. 4 : a name shown on clothes that indicates the store, company, or person who sold, produced, or designed the clothes
▪ a designer label ▪ She always wears designer label jeans.
▪ The name is prominently displayed on the label. ▪ You should read the warning label before you take any medicine. ▪ (US) a mailing label [=a piece of paper with a mailing address already printed on it]
▪ The word was given the label “obsolete.” ▪ Some people describe him as “selfish,” but he doesn't deserve that label. ▪ Once you give people labels, it's hard to see them as individuals.
▪ a major/independent record label ▪ The band has made records for/on/with several different labels in their career.
▪ a designer label ▪ She always wears designer label jeans.
