tagged

• 指某物被贴上标签、标记或标注，用于识别或归类。

Describes something that has been labeled or marked with a tag for identification or categorization.

1. Marked with a labelB1formal

   Having a tag or label attached for identification or classification.

   带有标签的

   • All the items in the store are tagged with prices.
   • The luggage was tagged with the passenger's name.
   • The tagged animals were released back into the wild.

   同义词labeledmarked

2. Marked in digital contextB1informalIT

   Having metadata or keywords added to digital content for organization or searchability.

   已标记

   • The photos were tagged with the names of the people in them.
   • The blog post was tagged with relevant keywords.
   • All the files in the database are tagged by category.

   同义词categorizedlabeled

3. Marked as graffitiB2informalart

   Covered with graffiti or a signature mark (tag) by a graffiti artist.

   被涂鸦的

   • The wall was completely tagged with colorful graffiti.
   • The abandoned building was tagged by local street artists.
   • The train cars were tagged with elaborate designs.

• 动词，用于表示给某物贴上标签、标记或标识符的动作，或表示紧随其后。

A verb used to indicate the act of attaching a label, mark, or identifier to something, or of following closely.

1. Attach a labelA2formal

   To fasten a small piece of paper, plastic, or other material to something as a label or identification.

   贴标签

   • The store clerk tagged all the items with price stickers.
   • Please tag your luggage before the flight.
   • She tagged the folders with color-coded labels.

   同义词brandflagidentifylabelmarkticket

2. Touch in a gameA2informal

   To touch a player who is holding the ball in a game like tag or baseball.

   触碰

   • The defender tagged the runner before he reached the base.
   • In the game, you have to tag the other players to win.
   • He was tagged out just as he touched the plate.

   同义词taptouch

3. Give a name or nicknameB1informal

   To assign a name, nickname, or descriptive term to someone or something.

   起绰号

   • The media tagged him as the 'next big star'.
   • They tagged the project with the code name 'Phoenix'.
   • Her classmates tagged her with the nickname 'Speedy'.

   同义词brandcalldesignatedublabelnamenicknamestyleterm

4. Pursue to catchB1informal

   To follow someone with the intention of catching them.

   追赶

   • The police tagged the suspect through the crowded streets.
   • The dog tagged after the mailman every morning.
   • He tagged along with his older brother to the park.

   同义词chasedogfollowgo afterhuntpursuetailtracktrail

5. Add rhymes to verseC2formalbritish

   To supply blank verse or prose with rhymes, often in a forced or artificial manner.

   押韵

   • The poet tagged his prose with clumsy rhymes.
   • She tagged the blank verse with rhyming couplets.
   • The editor criticized the writer for tagging the narrative with unnecessary rhymes.

   同义词rhymerimeversify

短语动词变体tag alongtag on