/ˈleɪ.bəlz/
NOUN
Small tickets, signs, or identifying marks attached to objects, products, or containers to provide information about their identity, contents, or other characteristics.
Refers to tags or signs attached to products, packages, food, or other objects to display names, ingredients, prices, instructions, or identifying information.
NOUN
Names or terms assigned to people, objects, or concepts to identify or categorize them as belonging to a particular group or having specific characteristics.
Refers to descriptive names or terms applied to individuals or groups to categorize them according to their perceived identity, characteristics, or social position.
Refers to names, terms, or designations used to distinguish and identify particular concepts, types, or categories.
NOUN
Companies or organizations involved in producing, recording, promoting, licensing, or distributing musical recordings.
Refers to record companies that manage recording artists, produce musical recordings, and distribute music to audiences.
NOUN
Names assigned by users to numerical designations or values so that they can be identified and referenced more easily.
Refers to user-defined names or identifiers that represent numerical values or designations within a system.
NOUN
Names assigned to specific locations in a computer program that can be referenced by jump or control-flow instructions.
Refers to named points in source code that can serve as destinations for GOTO statements or equivalent programming instructions.
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Representations of bands or scrolls containing inscriptions, often used in medieval artwork to display written messages or identify figures.
Refers to illustrated bands, ribbons, or scrolls containing written inscriptions in medieval paintings, manuscripts, or other artworks.
NOUN
Architectural mouldings projecting along the sides and over the tops of openings in medieval buildings.
Refers to projecting architectural details positioned beside or above openings such as doors and windows in medieval structures.
VERB
To put a label, ticket, or identifying sign on an object to provide information or make it identifiable.
Refers to attaching or applying labels to products, packages, containers, or other objects to identify them or communicate relevant information.
VERB
To give someone or something a name, term, or classification in order to identify or categorize them.
Refers to assigning a particular name, title, or designation to a person, object, or concept.
Refers to assigning a category or descriptive term to someone or something based on perceived characteristics, behavior, or judgments.
VERB
To replace specific atoms in a substance with their isotopes so that their presence or movement can be tracked through a reaction, metabolic pathway, or cell.
Refers to introducing isotopes into substances to trace the movement of atoms during chemical reactions, metabolic processes, or cellular activity.
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To add a detectable substance, temporarily or permanently, to a biological material so that the material can be identified or tracked in a biological environment or laboratory.
Refers to introducing detectable markers into biological substances to monitor their presence, movement, or behavior in laboratory or biological studies.