taggedpartizip perfekt
UK
/tæɡd/
US
/tæɡd/
More precise classification for -ed participial adjective formed from the verb 'tag'.
Übersetzungen
The tagged items were easy to identify.
Помеченные предметы было легко идентифицировать.
Definitionen
Marked or labeled with a tag for identification or categorization.
The tagged items in the store were on sale for a limited time.
Identified or recognized as part of a group or category, often in a digital context.
The tagged photos on social media were easily searchable by friends.
tagverb

tagged

Präteritum

tagged
Präteritum
tagged
Partizip Perfekt
tagging
Gerundium
UK
/tæɡ/
US
/tæɡ/
Übersetzungen
I will tag you in the photo.
Я отмечу тебя на фото.
Please tag the items that need to be reviewed.
Пожалуйста, пометьте предметы, которые нужно проверить.
They need to tag the products before shipping.
Им нужно маркировать продукты перед отправкой.
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Definitionen
To attach a label or tag to something.
She tagged each item with a price sticker before the garage sale.
To mark or identify someone or something in a particular way.
The scientist tagged the birds with a small GPS device to track their migration patterns.
To mention or identify someone in a social media post.
He tagged his friend in the photo so she would be notified of the post.
To touch someone in a game of tag, making them 'it'.
During recess, she ran quickly to avoid being tagged by her classmates.
To write one's graffiti signature or emblem on a surface.
Vandals had tagged the abandoned warehouse with brightly colored letters.
In baseball, to touch a base or runner with the ball (or a glove holding the ball) in order to make an out.
The shortstop tagged the runner as he slid into second.
tagsubstantiv
Definitionen
A label attached to someone or something for the purpose of identification or to give other information.
Each piece of luggage had a tag with the owner's name and address.
A children's game in which one player chases the others and tries to touch one of them, who then becomes the one who chases.
The kids played tag in the backyard until it got dark.
A small piece of material attached to an article of clothing, often showing the brand, size, or care instructions.
She cut the itchy tag off her new sweater.
A keyword or term assigned to a piece of information, such as a digital image or document, to help describe it and allow it to be found again by browsing or searching.
He added a tag to his blog post to make it easier to find.
In computing, a sequence of characters (often enclosed in angle brackets) that identifies or defines an element in a markup language.
Every HTML document is composed of tags like <div> and <p>.
A stylized signature or emblem used in graffiti to identify the artist.
The subway car was covered with vibrant tags from local graffiti crews.
In baseball, an act of touching a base or runner with the ball (or a glove holding the ball) to record an out.
The catcher applied the tag just before the runner reached home plate.
tagadjektiv
Definitionen
Relating to or intended for use as a tag or for tagging.
The photographer used a tag editor to organise his images.
taginterjektion
Definitionen
Used to announce that someone has been touched and is now 'it' in the game of tag.
"Tag! You’re it!" shouted Maya as she tapped her brother’s shoulder.