labeling

• 名词，指给某物贴上标签、加以描述或归类的行为或过程，用于识别或分类。也指用文字或短语标明某事物的性质或归属。

A noun referring to the act or process of assigning a descriptive word, phrase, or category to something for identification or classification purposes.

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1. Act of attaching labelsB1formal

   The process of attaching a descriptive or identifying tag to an item.

   贴标签

   • The labeling of products must include ingredients and expiration dates.
   • Proper labeling of hazardous materials is required by law.
   • The factory uses automated labeling for all its packages.

   同义词brandingmarking

2. Categorization or classificationB2formal

   The act of assigning a person or thing to a particular category or group.

   标签化

   • Labeling children as 'gifted' can affect their self-esteem.
   • The labeling of political opponents is common in heated debates.
   • Social labeling often leads to stereotypes and prejudice.

   同义词categorizationclassificationdesignationgroupingidentificationpigeonholingsorting

• 动词，指给某人或某物贴上描述性词语或短语，或将其归类、标识。

A verb used to indicate the act of assigning a descriptive word or phrase to someone or something, or of categorizing or identifying.

1. Attach a tagA2formal

   To attach a piece of paper, cloth, or other material to an object that gives information about it.

   贴标签

   • Please label all the boxes with their contents.
   • She labeled the jars with the date and type of jam.
   • The museum staff labeled each artifact carefully.

   同义词docketmarktagticket

2. Categorize or describeB1formal

   To describe someone or something with a particular word or phrase, often in a simplistic or unfair way.

   贴标签

   • They labeled him as a troublemaker without knowing the facts.
   • The media often labels celebrities unfairly.
   • It's wrong to label all teenagers as irresponsible.

   同义词brandcallcategorizecharacterizeclassifydesignatenamepigeonholestereotypetag