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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 6424 COCA: 4442

tag

1 tag /ˈtæg/ noun
plural tags
1 tag
/ˈtæg/
noun
plural tags
Learner's definition of TAG
[count] : a small piece of cloth, paper, metal, etc., that is attached to something and that has information written on it标签;标牌
see also dog tag, name tag, price tag
[count] : a name or phrase that is used to describe someone or something称号;诨名
tags [plural] US
: a vehicle's license plates(机动车的)牌照
: small stickers on a vehicle's license plates which show that the vehicle can legally be driven until a particular date(机动车牌上贴的)验讫标签
[count] computers : a piece of computer code that is used to identify a particular type of text so that the text can be arranged or shown in a certain way(计算机)标识符,标记,标签
[count] : tag question
compare 3tag
2 tag /ˈtæg/ verb
tags; tagged; tagging
2 tag
/ˈtæg/
verb
tags; tagged; tagging
Learner's definition of TAG
[+ object]
: to put a tag on (something)给…加标签
: to name or describe (someone or something) in a specified way : label给…起浑名;把…称为
US, informal : to damage (someone else's property) by illegally writing or painting something (such as your name) on it : to write graffiti on (something)乱写乱画;涂鸦
compare 4tag

— tagger

/ˈtægɚ/ noun, plural taggers [count]
3 tag /ˈtæg/ noun
plural tags
3 tag
/ˈtæg/
noun
plural tags
Learner's definition of TAG
[noncount] : a children's game in which one player is called “it” and chases the other players to try to touch one of them and make that player “it”(儿童玩的)捉人游戏
see also phone tag
[count] baseball : the act of causing a base runner to be out by touching the runner with the ball : the act of tagging a runner(对跑垒员的)触杀
compare 1tag
4 tag /ˈtæg/ verb
tags; tagged; tagging
4 tag
/ˈtæg/
verb
tags; tagged; tagging
Learner's definition of TAG
[+ object]
: to touch (a player) in a game of tag(在捉人游戏中)触摸
baseball
: to cause (a base runner) to be out by touching him or her with the ball触杀(跑垒员)
: to put your foot on a base and stay there until a fly ball is caught before you begin to run to try to reach the next base(跑垒员)用脚触垒
often + up

tag along

[phrasal verb] informal
: to go somewhere with someone跟随
compare 2tag
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 6424 COCA: 4442

tag

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noun (1)

plural tags
1
: a loose hanging piece of cloth : tatter
2
: a metal or plastic binding on an end of a shoelace
3
: a piece of hanging or attached material
specifically : a loop, knot, or tassel on a garment
4
a
: a brief quotation used for rhetorical emphasis or sententious effect
b
: a recurrent or characteristic verbal expression
5
a
: a cardboard, plastic, or metal marker used for identification or classification
license tags
b
: a descriptive or identifying epithet
c
: something used for identification or location : flag
e
f
: an element of code in a computer document used especially to control format and layout or to establish a hyperlink
g
: hashtag
… nuns shared their daily lives on Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter with the tag #MediaNuns … Elizabeth Bruenig
h
: a string of text (such as the symbol @ followed by a person's username) that is used to tag a person or account in a social media post
While it's impossible to prohibit a friend from tagging you, Facebook allows you to review all tags before they appear on your profile. Lara Webster
6
: a detached fragmentary piece : bit
7
: a graffito in the form of an identifying name or symbol

tag

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verb (1)

tagged; tagging; tags

transitive verb

1
: to provide or mark with or as if with a tag: such as
a
: to supply with an identifying marker or price
was tagged at $4.95
b
: to provide with a name or epithet : label, brand
tagged him a has-been
c
: to put a ticket on (a motor vehicle) for a traffic violation
d
: to deface with a graffito usually in the form of the defacer's nickname
e
: to supply (something, such as a social media post) with a hashtag
Don't forget to submit your photos of Montreal via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram by tagging them with #ThisMtl. Montreal Gazette
f
: to mention (another person or account) in a social media post in a way that causes the person or account to be notified of the post
On Facebook, if someone wants to get your attention or make it clear to others that you are somehow connected to a post, they can tag you in it. Your name will be mentioned in the post or with the photo, and everyone else who sees it will also know that you are mentioned. Dave Johnson
Knowing how to tag someone on Facebook means also knowing how to tag someone on Twitter and Instagram. Simply use the @ symbol to start a tag. ThriveHive.com
My friends went back and tagged me in all the photos I'd missed … Rachel Kraus
Instagram allows users to reshare posts they've been tagged in to their own Story. Devon Delfino
2
: to attach as an addition : append
3
: to follow closely and persistently
4
: to hold to account
especially : to charge with violating the law
was tagged for … assault Burt Woolis
5

intransitive verb

: to keep close
tagging at their heels Corey Ford

tag

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noun (2)

1
: a game in which the player who is it chases others and tries to touch one of them who then becomes it
2
: an act or instance of tagging a runner in baseball

tag

4 of 5

verb (2)

tagged; tagging

transitive verb

1
a
: to touch in or as if in a game of tag
b
: to put out (a runner) in baseball by a touch with the ball or the gloved hand containing the ball
2
: to hit solidly
3
: to choose usually for a special purpose : select
4
: to make a hit or run off (a pitcher) in baseball
the batter tagged him for a home run

TAG

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abbreviation

the adjutant general

Word History

Etymology

Noun (1)

Middle English tagge; akin to Middle Low German tagge, tacke twig, spike

Noun (2)

origin unknown

First Known Use

Noun (1)

14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Verb (1)

1627, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1

Noun (2)

1738, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Verb (2)

1878, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

Time Traveler
The first known use of tag was in the 14th century
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 6424 COCA: 4442
tag

noun

label標籤ADJECTIVE | VERB + TAG | PHRASES ADJECTIVEidentification, identity, name, price身分識別牌;身分牌;姓名牌;價籤The baby had a plastic name tag on its ankle.嬰兒腳踝上有一個塑料名字標牌。Despite a price tag of £100 000, the car was sold in two days.儘管標價 10 萬英鎊,那輛轎車兩天就賣出去了。metal, plastic金屬/塑料標籤security防盜標籤baggage, luggage (especially BrE) 行李標籤gift禮品籤electronic電子標籤dog (= metal name tag worn by soldiers) (NAmE) (slang) 狗牌(士兵攜帶的金屬姓名牌)ear(牲口的)耳標VERB + TAGattach, put附標籤;裝標籤I still have to put gift tags on all the presents.我還得給所有禮物加上禮品籤。remove去掉標籤PHRASESsth carries a price tag of..., sth has a price tag of...某物標價⋯This suit carries a price tag of £2 000.這套西裝標價 2,000 英鎊。

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