tag
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1.0
- noun
- /tæɡ/
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etiqueta
- He attached a tag to his luggage to identify it during the flight.
- user-generated tags
- assign tags
- subject tags
But let's find our Asia tag and we'll see.
- But let's find our Asia tag and we'll see.
- I want to make it like like fun tags, not fucking basic shit.
- That's something like a pixel, A tag, a snippet, an API.
- It's called The Truth YouTube tag and I believe wait a SEC.
- And, and then the tag was and, of course, Bob Kraft.
Examples
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The tags were stolen off a Beamer three days ago.
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Sarah catches the name tag and reads the name on it: "TED --
Fiction book (1995) -
And again, the price tag, just the best.
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had A tag around her neck, the tag said
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Let me have the tag, please.
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But I do have my name tag.
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But let's find our Asia tag and we'll see.
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In addition, students can develop a prototype of their tag to present to the class.
Academic text (2013) -
So I'm calling this tag the Great Expectations tag.
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You're required to display temporary tags, either in the plate area or taped inside the back window.
Fiction book (1996)
Synonyms
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5.3
A name or title used to identify something, showing its kind
5
5.1
A label added to computer code that tells tools or programs how to handle it
Compounds
- Jargon
A method of marking people and keeping records to check safety and how well work is done
- Informal
A situation when people keep missing each other's phone calls and leave messages
How Specific
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tag grew from the idea of a small hanging piece into a simple 'label' you put on things to show what they are. So a tag today is a word or label attached to describe or sort something.