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| 1 | C a small piece of paper or other material that is fixed to something to give information about it , or fixed to someone to show who they are 标签；标牌；胸牌 |
| I can’ t find the price tag for this coat. 我找不到这件大衣的价格标签。 |
| We were all given name tags to wear at the conference. 我们都拿到了这次会议上佩戴的写有自己名字的胸牌。 |
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| 2 | C a piece of electronic equipment attached to someone , especially a criminal , in order to check where they go 跟踪器（尤指置于罪犯身上以确定其位置的电子设备） |
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| 3 | U a children’ s game in which one player chases the others and tries to touch them （儿童玩的）捉人游戏 |
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| 4 | C linguistics a question tag |
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| 5 | C informal a piece of graffiti consisting of the artist’ s name 带创作者名字的涂鸿 |
| | 5a | C a name or phrase that is used as a way of describing someone 称呼；诨名 | |
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