identification particle
- noun
- Specialized
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partícula de identificación
- Manufacturers use identification particles to track the origins of their products.
Examples
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A single identification particle can be enough to prove authenticity in forensic investigations.
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Advanced packaging often contains identification particles invisible to the naked eye.
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The identification particle was added to the product for tracking.
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We need to analyze the identification particles in this batch.
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A single identification particle can be enough to prove authenticity in forensic investigations.
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Manufacturers use identification particles to track the origins of their products.
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Advanced packaging often contains identification particles invisible to the naked eye.
Synonyms
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1.0
A small piece of paper or plastic attached to something to show information
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3.8
A code, number or name that stands for one record in a system
A tiny particle placed in objects to help identify and trace them
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: 'identification' (the act or means of identifying) modifies 'particle' (a tiny bit), so a B1 learner who knows both words can infer it is a tiny particle used for identification or tracing. This noun+noun compound follows common English and cross‑linguistic patterns, making the MWE transparent to learners.
Etymology
Identification particle comes from the idea of a tiny secret particle added to a product to give it identification. Think of it as a 'hidden fingerprint' that can show where the product was made, so the term means a small bit added to prove where something came from.