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Meanings of tag in English

Portuguese
andrajo
Catalan
drap
Spanish
trapo
Wikidata

A small piece of cloth or paper.

andrajo
Portuguese
ir à caça
Catalan
empaitar
Spanish
rastrear
Wikidata

Go after with the intent to catch.

Related terms
ir à caça
Russian
салки
Portuguese
pega-pega
Spanish
juego de persecución
Catalan
el gat i la rata
Wikidata

Game of chasing other people.

Related terms
салки
Portuguese
etiquetar
Catalan
etiquetar
Wikidata

Attach a tag or label to.

Related terms
etiquetar
Usage of tag in English
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Please note the question mark and the tag used for this post.
The Irish Times
2
This example Media View replaces the standard playlist filters with tag clouds.
Wired
3
Unfortunately, the robotic pooch doesn't come with a price tag just yet.
The South African
4
Are you sure you don't want us to tag along? I ask.
Altered
5
This new imponderable was just another to tag onto a long list.
Complete Books of Blood
6
Citizen scientists are needed to help tag monarch butterflies in New Zealand.
Radio NZ
7
However, larger prospective purchases carry a disproportionately bigger price tag, Jimenez said.
Reuters
8
Dr Hermansson said that tag could work in one of two ways.
Radio NZ
9
France won the contract because their system had a lower price tag.
The new yorker
10
Also, note the new title tag optimized for Dr. Cirka's primary keyphrase:
Website optimization
11
Companies given this tag are subjected to tougher scrutiny by U.S. regulators.
Reuters
12
This beauty has a high price tag, higher than the cosmetic industry.
Radio NZ
13
Sure enough, the Red Carpet Club baggage tag said, Dr. H. S.
The curse of lono
14
Some are said to have a price tag of more than £100.
BBC
15
You also need to tag three friends, and be following Wowcher already.
News.com.au
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The price tag is about three times higher in the United States.
Reuters