；标签；标牌 A tag is a small piece of card or cloth which is attached to an object or person and has information about that object or person on it.
Staff wore name tags.
工作人员都佩戴姓名牌。
...baggage tags.
行李标签
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[N-COUNT 可数名词]See also:
electronic tagging
；(电子)追踪器 An electronic tag is a device that is firmly attached to someone or something and sets off an alarm if that person or thing moves away or is removed.
A hospital is to fit newborn babies with electronic tags to foil kidnappers...
一家医院计划在新生儿身上安置电子追踪器，防止婴儿被拐卖。
Sometimes, they've snapped off the security tag and just taken the one shoe.
有时候，他们把防盗标签扯掉，顺走那一只鞋。
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[VERB 动词]给…贴标签；在…上做记号 If you tag something, you attach something to it or mark it so that it can be identified later.
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Professor Orr has developed interesting ways of tagging chemical molecules using existing laboratory lasers...
奥尔教授发明了用现有实验室激光设备给化学分子做记号的种种有趣的办法。
The most important trees were tagged to protect them from being damaged by construction machinery.
最珍贵的树木都被贴上了标签，以防被建筑机械毁坏。
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[N-COUNT 可数名词]称呼；称号 You can refer to a phrase that is used to describe someone or something as a tag .
[usu with supp]
[JOURNALISM 新闻]
In Britain, jazz is losing its elitist tag and gaining a much broader audience.
在英国，爵士乐不再是精英人物的专利，它正吸引着越来越多的听众。
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[VERB 动词]将…描述成；用…来称呼；把…称作 If you tag someone in a particular way, you keep describing them using a particular phrase or thinking of them as a particular thing.
[V n with n]
[be V-ed n]
[Also V n as n]
[JOURNALISM 新闻]
...the pundits were still tagging him with that age-old label, 'best of a bad bunch'...
专家们仍用多年前的称呼“最好的坏人”来称呼他。
She has always lived in John's house and is still tagged 'Dad's girlfriend' by his children.
她一直住在约翰家里，依然被他的孩子们称作“爸爸的女友”。
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[N-COUNT 可数名词](引用自书籍、讲演、文章的)短语，说法 A tag is a short phrase or saying that you quote from a book, speech, or piece of writing.
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[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词](儿童玩的)捉人游戏Tag is a children's game in which one child chases the others and tries to touch them.
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See also:
question tag
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相关词组：
tag along
tag on
Oxford
tag/tæɡ; NAmEtæɡ/
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tagtagstaggedtaggingnoun1[countable ]( often in compounds 常构成复合词) a small piece of paper, cloth, plastic, etc. attached to sth to identify it or give information about it 标签；标牌◆He put name tags on all his shirts.他给自己所有的衬衣都缝上了标有姓名的签条。◆a gift tag (= tied to a present)礼品签◆The police use electronic tags to monitor the whereabouts of young offenders on probation.警方利用电子跟踪器监视缓刑期间的青年罪犯。☞synonyms at
label
☞see also
price tag
2[countable , usually singular ]a name or phrase that is used to describe a person or thing in some way 称呼；诨名◆They are finally ready to drop the tag ‘the new Beatles’.他们终于准备放弃“新披头士乐队”这一称谓。◆The ‘lucky’ tag stuck for years.“幸运儿”这个诨名叫了好多年。3[countable ]( linguistics 语言) a word or phrase that is added to a sentence for emphasis, for example I doin Yes, I do附加语（为加强语气，如 Yes, I do 一句中的 I do）☞see also
question tag
4[countable ]( computing 计) a set of letters or symbols that are put before and after a piece of text or data in order to identify it or show that it is to be treated in a particular way 标记；标签；标识符5[countable ]a short quotationor saying in a foreign language （外国语的）语录，引语，格言，谚语◆the Latin tag ‘Si vis pacem, para bellum.’ (= if you want peace, prepare for war)拉丁语格言：“欲要和平，辄需备战。”6(BrE alsotig)[uncountable ]a children's game in which one child chases the others and tries to touch one of them 捉人（儿童游戏）7[countable ]a symbol or name used by a graffitiwriter and painted in a public place （在公共场所涂鸦者用的）符号，名字verb(-gg-)1tagsth/sb to fasten a tagonto sth/sb 给…加上标签◆Each animal was tagged with a number for identification.每只动物都系上了标有号码的小牌，以便辨认。☞see also
electronic tagging
2tagsb/sth as sth to give sb/sth a name that describes what they are or do 把…称作；给…起诨名SYN
label
◆The country no longer wanted to be tagged as a Third World nation.这个国家不愿意再被称为第三世界国家。3tagsth ( computing 计) to add a set of letters or symbols to a piece of text or data in order to identify it or show that it is to be treated in a particular way 加标识符（或标记、标签）PHRASAL VERBSˌtag aˈlong (behind/with sb)to go somewhere with sb, especially when you have not been asked or invited 跟随，尾随（尤指未经同意或邀请）ˌtag sth↔ˈon | ˌtag sth ˈonto sthto add sth to the end of sth that already exists, especially in a careless way （尤指漫不经心地）给…加上，附加◆An apology was tagged onto the end of the letter.信的结尾顺便附了一句抱歉的话。tag/tæɡ; NAmEtæɡ/
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tag1 noun
tag2 verb
tagtag1 /tæɡ/ ●●●S3 noun
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1small piece of paper etc [countable] a small piece of paper, plastic etc attached to something to show what it is, who owns it, what it costs etcname/identity/price tag All the staff wore name tags. →
dog tag
2game [uncountable] a children’s game in which one player chases and tries to touch the others3electronic object (also electronic tag) [countable] British English a piece of equipment that you attach to an animal or person, especially someone who has just left prison, so that you always know where they are4computer [countable] a computer code attached to a word or phrase in a computer document in order to arrange the data in a particular way5name [countable] a word or phrase which is used to describe a person, group, or thing, but which is often unfair or not correct: His speed earned him the tag of ‘the runner’.6grammar [countable] technical a tag question7name painted on wall [countable] especially American English informal someone’s name that they paint illegally on a wall, vehicle etc8car American Englisha)tags [plural] informal the license plates on a carb)[countable] a small piece of sticky plastic with a date on it that you put on your car’s license plate to show that the car is legally allowed on the road in that yearCOLLOCATIONSadjectivesa price tag· Don’t forgot to remove the price tag.a name/an identity tag· Every baby had a name tag on his or her wrist.a security tag (=to prevent something being stolen)· Expensive items such as leather jackets have security tags which have to be removed at the till.a gift tag (=a tag attached to a gift that says who it is from)· You can buy gift wrap with matching gift tags.a luggage tag· Was there a luggage tag on your suitcase?
tag1 noun
tag2 verb
tagtag2 verb (past tense and past participle tagged, present participle tagging) [transitive]
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1to attach a tag to something: Each bird was tagged and released into the wild.2to give someone or something a name or title, or describe them in a particular waybe tagged (as) something The country no longer wants to be tagged as a Third World nation.3to attach a tag in a computer program or document: All the words are tagged with their part of speech.4informal to illegally paint your name on a wall, vehicle etc5American English to touch someone you are chasing in a game, especially to touch someone with the ball in baseballtag along phrasal verbto go somewhere with someone, especially when they have not asked you to go with themSYN tag on British Englishtag along with Kate tagged along with Mum and Vicky.tag on phrasal verb1tag something ↔ on to add something, especially something that was thought of later2British English to tag along
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