label in Japanese
label in Japanese is ラベル, 札, 荷札 — label means a small tag, sticker, or printed note attached to something, giving information about it.
label in Japanese
ラベル
Pronounced: raberu
札
Pronounced: fuda
荷札
Pronounced: nifuda
貼り札
Pronounced: harifuda
貼り紙
Pronounced: harigami
What does "label" mean?
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noun A small tag, sticker, or printed note attached to something, giving information about it.
"She checked the label to see if the shirt could go in the dryer."
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noun A word or phrase used to categorise a person, group, or idea, sometimes in a way that oversimplifies them.
"He resented being given the label of 'troublemaker' after one bad day."
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noun A company that produces and distributes recorded music.
"The band signed with an independent label rather than a major one."
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verb To attach a label to something, or to describe someone or something with a particular categorising term.
"Please label each box with its contents before the move."
label in a sentence
- She checked the label to see if the shirt could go in the dryer.
- The bottle's label listed all the ingredients.
- He resented being given the label of 'troublemaker' after one bad day.
- Political labels rarely capture how complicated someone's views actually are.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "label" in Japanese?
"label" in Japanese is ラベル, 札, 荷札. label means: A small tag, sticker, or printed note attached to something, giving information about it.
How do you pronounce ラベル?
"label" in Japanese is ラベル, pronounced "raberu".
How do you use "label" in a sentence?
Example: "She checked the label to see if the shirt could go in the dryer." In Japanese, "label" is ラベル, 札, 荷札.
Are there other ways to say "label" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "label": ラベル, 札, 荷札, 貼り札, 貼り紙.
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