|noun|
1.a slip (as of paper or cloth) attached to something to identify or describe it
2.a word or phrase that describes or names something or someone
a part-of-speech label
3.a usually radioactive isotope used in labeling
|transitive verb|
1.to distinguish (an element or atom) by using an isotope distinctive in some manner (as in mass or radioactivity) for tracing through chemical reactions or biological processes
2.to distinguish (as a compound or cell) by introducing a traceable constituent (as a dye or labeled atom)
|verb|
1.to put a word or words on (something) to identify or describe it
Be sure to label your belongings.
2.to name or describe with or as if with a label The team was labeled “the Dream Team.”
3.to affix a label to
labeled the switches so as not to confuse them
4.to describe or designate with or as if with a label
labels his photos with the date and place they were taken
5.to distinguish (an element or atom) by using an isotope (see isotope sense 1) distinctive in some manner (as in mass or radioactivity)
6.to distinguish (something, such as a compound or cell) by introducing a traceable constituent (such as a dye or labeled atom)
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|noun|
a part-of-speech label
