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There's a label

🇬🇧 UK //ðeərz ə ˈleɪbl// 🇺🇸 US //ðɛrz ə ˈleɪbəl//

Meaning of There's a label

A piece of paper or cloth that provides information about something.

In simple words: A tag or sticker with information.

There's a label in a sentence

• There's a label on the package that says 'Fragile'.
• There's a label for each item in the inventory.
• There's a label indicating which side is the front.
• At the store, there's a label that lists all the ingredients.
• On the bookshelf, there's a label identifying each author's works.

How to use There's a label

Used to refer to a piece of information attached to an item. Common in conversations about products, files, or categories.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of a bottle with a colorful label that shows its contents.

Related words

Collocations with There's a label

• price label
• name label
• warning label
• address label

Synonyms for There's a label

• tag
• sticker
• marker
• sign
• identifier

Common mistakes with There's a label

• Confused with 'labeling' as a verb.
• Using 'there's' with plural subjects incorrectly.

Frequently asked questions about There's a label

What does There's a label mean?

A tag or sticker with information.

What is the definition of There's a label?

A piece of paper or cloth that provides information about something.

How do you use There's a label in a sentence?

There's a label on the package that says 'Fragile'.

Can you give another example of There's a label?

There's a label for each item in the inventory.

What are synonyms for There's a label?

Common alternatives include tag, sticker, marker, sign, identifier.

What words go with There's a label?

It commonly pairs with price label, name label, warning label, address label.

What are common mistakes when using There's a label?

Confused with 'labeling' as a verb. Using 'there's' with plural subjects incorrectly.

How do you pronounce There's a label?

US: //ðɛrz ə ˈleɪbəl//, UK: //ðeərz ə ˈleɪbl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use There's a label?

Used to refer to a piece of information attached to an item. Common in conversations about products, files, or categories.