US /ˈlebəl/
・UK /'leɪbl/
Because that, when you see all of that on the label, that's healthy oil for your body.
cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil because that we see all of that on the label
And it says very brightly, "20% protein." But if you look at the back of the label, you find the 46% of it is sugar, more than 13 grams of sugar, stabiliser, colours, and
And it says very brightly, "20% protein." But if you look at the back of the label, you find that 46% of it is sugar, more than 13 grams of sugar.
Because it's so easy to label someone.
Because it's so easy to label someone.
You can now adjust the size of the label and chat areas to suit you.
You can now adjust the size of the label and chat areas to meet your needs.
Addictive, meaning something you cannot stop doing. But we're looking at 'labelled' and it contains the word 'label'.
'A label' – something you find, for example, on your clothes or on a packet, which has some information.
It's private label items.
90% of Aldi's stock is private label, like its other strategies, this reduces costs for the company.
In the years that followed the nomination of Alessandro Michele as creative director at Gucci, in 2015, the label did really, really well.
in 2015, the label did really, really well.
So for example, they're trying to figure out the best way to label a shrine.
Should I just call it jinja?" So they've really been doing their due diligence on conducting research to figure out what the absolute best way to label maps for foreigners is,
They had a sort of small logo in mind for their new record label.
It's because he's always playing with the label, and so last year for Christmas, I had a suitcase full of them customized for him and they just have like cute little notes on them.
That's why our dog is named Label.