When used in clothing, label usually refers to labels made of fabric and sewn on clothes, and tag usually refers to cardboard labels hung on clothes and cut out before wearing clothes.

name tag refers to a famous brand, which can be attached to or tied on the body to indicate the identity of the wearer:

Example: All babies in the hospital have name tags tied around their ankles.

All the babies in the hospital have name tags attached to their ankles.

word analysis:

1. label? Pronunciation: English [? le? Bl] Beauty [? le? bl]?

n. label; Weighing marks, symbols; [build] the foot of the line above the door or window

vt. Label it on; Put? Called; Put? List as; To trace (an element or atom, etc) with radioactive elements

Third person singular: labels plural: labels present participle: labelling past tense: labelled past participle: labelled

Example: He peered at the label on the bottle.

He looked at the label on the bottle carefully.

2, tag pronunciation: English [t? G] beauty [t? ɡ]?

vt. add; Tag on; Prosecution; Follow closely? Follow? Behind; Attendant? Label; Appendices; A mantra; Address

third person singular: tags plural: tags present participle: tagging past tense: tagged

Example: staff are wearing name tags.

All staff members wear name tags.

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Word usage

1. label

v.\t (verb)

1. label basically means "to label on? "Shang" refers to sticking a written or printed piece of paper on an object in order to remember what kind of function, price, attribute, ownership and so on something has, so as to distinguish it later. Extension can be expressed as "put? Listed as? " "put it? Called? " Wait.

2. label can be used as both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When it is used as a transitive verb, it can be combined with a simple object, a double object and an as phrase as a complement.

tag

v.\t (verb)

1. Tag is used as a noun, which means "tag", and it is translated into a verb to "tag". It is generally used in commodities, and sometimes it focuses on tying the icon code sign to the item with a rope, generally without detailed explanation. Used as a transitive verb, followed by a noun or pronoun.

2. tag extension can be used as a solution of "evaluating or describing in a special way", which is often strongly emotional. The object of evaluation can be things, but mainly people. Used as a transitive verb, followed by a noun or pronoun as the object, and can also be followed by "(as+) n./adj." as the compound object of the complement. Can be used for passive structures.

3. tag is often used with along, on, etc., which means "follow after, follow after".