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| 1 | to fix a small piece of paper or other material to something to give information about it 给…加标签 | Every item is tagged with a number that identifies it. 每件物品都被贴上识别用的序号标签。 | |
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| 2 | to put an electronic tag on someone in order to watch where they go 给…装跟踪器 |
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| 3 | to touch another player in some children’ s games （在一些儿童游戏中）触碰而抓获（游戏者） | | 3a | to touch a player of the other team with the ball in sports such as baseball （棒球等运动中以球）触杀（对方球员） | | +out Jeter was tagged out between second and third base. 吉特在二垒和三垒之间被触杀出局。 | | |
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| 4 | informal to describe someone or something in a particular way 把…称作；给…加诨名 | Some of the children were already tagged as troublemakers. 一些孩子已经被称作捣蛋鬼了。 | |
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| - | ˌtag aˈlong |
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| | to go somewhere with someone else although you are not needed （尽管别人不需要但还是）跟着…走 | When Charlie goes on a business trip, I often tag along. 查利出差时，我常常跟着。 | |
| - | ˌtag ˈon |
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| | to add something extra , especially something that does not seem to belong to the rest 附加，添加（尤指与其他部分不相配的东西） | This information was tagged on at the end. 这条消息被加在了最后。 | |
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