| 单词 | tag |
| 释义 | tag I. 1. 2. 3. a. < their long-plumed hats and … endless tags and aiglets and rosettes — Austin Dobson > b. c. d. (1) (2) e. 4. 5. a. < tags provided a moral framework for the play — Muriel C. Bradbrook > b. (1) < in the great days of … empire building, Latin tags were on the lips of the builders — D.W.Brogan > < dotes on … spellbinding oratory stuffed with big words … and Latin tags — Newsweek > < famous Popian tag — Donald Davie > (2) < the trite tag … that wars are declared by the wicked and fought by the virtuous — Herbert Agar > < could hardly open his mouth without using one or other of his tags — Samuel Butler †1902 > c. d. e. f. < characters with mannerisms and tags of speech parade through the novel — E.R.Davis > g. < the tag isn't it in “it's fine, isn't it?” > 6. a. (1) < a tag pinned to his lapel, bearing his name and destination — Current Biography > < a string shipping tag slipped through a loop in the handle is used instead of the gummed label — Elizabeth Golterman > — see dog tag, license plate, price tag (2) b. < to the name of murderess would be added the tag of ingrate — Grace Metalious > < social behaviorist is the tag that has remained on him — Maurice Natanson > 7. 8. < the few tags and oddments I was able to hold on to, and treasure up in memory — Thomas Wood †1950 > 9. < been putting tags on the car at twenty-minute intervals — Erle Stanley Gardner > 10. II. transitive verb 1. a. < took a week to tag every item in the store > b. (1) < tags his speeches with poetry — Examiner > (2) < one might tag this book traditional — William Nicoll > < the trick is always to tag the other fellow as … left-wing — T.H.White b. 1915 > < study of what have perhaps loosely been tagged as guilt patterns — Abraham Edel > < tag with an unfavorable word the pursuit of human desires — F.L.Mott > c. < cars tagged for obstructing traffic — J.C.Ingraham > 2. a. obsolete b. 3. < tagged to our name all the opprobrious epithets the English language supplies — Thomas Campbell > < the general theory … tagged on at the end seems a little forced — Rayner Heppenstall > 4. 5. < tags his big brothers around — John Bird > < a huge hammerhead shark … was tagging me — H.A.Chippendale > 6. < is tagged with the … defeat — Gordon Harrison > as a. < was tagged by … Michigan cops for driving through a stop signal — Best True Fact Detective > < was tagged for … assault — Burt Woolis > b. < made two more runs in the eighth to tag him with his first setback of the season > 7. < decided to tag the picture at $100 > 8. a. < tag penicillin molecules with radioactive sulfur as tracer > b. < the donors' red cells became tagged by the radioactive iron atoms in the hemoglobin molecules of the red cells — R.D.Evans > intransitive verb < first honeymoon I ever knew where a mother-in-law tagged — W.A.White > < tagged after her, glancing over her shoulder — Hamilton Basso > < inclined to crash parties or tag onto older groups — Elizabeth Bowen > < two unarmed launches tagged behind — Joseph Millard > < a spaniel tagging at their heels — Corey Ford > Synonyms: see follow III. 1. 2. < put the tag on him as he slid into third > IV. 1. a. < runs … around the outside of the circle and tags another as he goes — Ruth McIntire > b. < tagged him out on a steal of home > 2. a. < tagged his opponent on the jaw twice in the first round > < was almost tagged by passing cars — James Thurber > b. < tagged the first pitch to deep right center > 3. < peacetime equipment … would be tagged for civil defense use — R.W.Stokely > < two years at the forestry school … before the Army tagged him — Nard Jones > 4. < was tagged for six hits and three runs in the second inning and lost his fourth game of the season > V. • tag • tagger |
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