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ESLPod_0468_WE_0611 Organizing Your Office In this podcast, the verb "to label" means to put a small piece of paper with a written description onto another object, so that it is easy to know what that object is: "She labeled all her children's school supplies with a sticker that said: 'Property of Melina'." The phrase "to label (someone) as (something)" means to describe someone in a way that may not be true: "As a child, he was always labeled as a poor student, but the truth was that he just needed glasses." When talking about clothing, a "label" is the small piece of fabric sewn on the inside that has the name of the manufacturer and washing instructions: "According to the label, this sweater needs to be washed by hand."

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ESLPod 468 to label Business

Id	ESLPod_0468_WE_0611
Episode Id	ESLPod 468
Episode Title	Organizing Your Office
Phrase	to label
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to label" means to put a small piece of paper with a written description onto another object, so that it is easy to know what that object is: "She labeled all her children's school supplies with a sticker that said: 'Property of Melina'." The phrase "to label (someone) as (something)" means to describe someone in a way that may not be true: "As a child, he was always labeled as a poor student, but the truth was that he just needed glasses." When talking about clothing, a "label" is the small piece of fabric sewn on the inside that has the name of the manufacturer and washing instructions: "According to the label, this sweater needs to be washed by hand."
Topics	Business

Eslpod Label Means Small Piece Labeled Organizing Office