關於Tag的意思和用法的提問

A: It means to write your friends' names so they get a notification to look at the post. Like <--- I tagged you here.

A: A statement or a phrase, used as a slogan.

A: It means the police looked up her license plate number in their system and she had no charges against her

A: marcar

A: It means that you tag the person so that they're included in the post you think is relevant to them. With the example you gave you would tag friends who may have posted rude things against overweight and obese people.

It's just a way to grab someone's attention by adding them to the post.

A: You can tag along with us to the concert.
Tag along = come/go with

A: It is an invitation to 'tag' people on Facebook that might be interested in the event.

A: Can I tag along with you to the restaurant? or you could tag along with us to the movies.

A: You have a car, don't you?

You're hungry, aren't you?

You're not a student, are you?

Isn't you no es correcto. Tiene que ser aren't you

A: "Tag" has a few meanings and "tag on" is a bit short to guess.

However, what comes to mind is...

"This group of people seems to know their way around Tokyo, I'll tag on."

It means join informally like this.

A: Tags (also referred to as custom tags) are information that users can enter to their individual posts that helps in creating a taxonomy for other users when searching for something.
Labels are a different type of method to create meta-categories for topics as a whole and are configured by the original author of a topic or TKB article only.

A: they are the same. #1 is more casual

A: A label can be affixed to an item (jars, cans even tags) it contains information about the item to which it is affixed. (price, contents etc)
Tags are labels without adhesive.
Stick a price label on that coat’s tag

A: Tag means to @ a user and write a comment or message related directly to that person. In can also refer to adding # to your posts. Share in terms of social media means to take your post and send it to another person or another website.

A: Try home. Like Hogar I believe

A: @hipoyuki Depends for kids I say monster . For adults we say "it" . " Adam is it so we have to run from him "

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: I am sorry. it has been tagged accidentally

A: From a USA show called 'TAGGED'. The girl says 'there is only three people tagged'. Hope it helps 😊

A: × I often used to play tag with my friend in the school yard.
✓ I used to play tag often with my friend in the school yard.

× I couldn’t use to eat coriander before.
✓ I wasn’t able to eat coriander before.

A: On instagram or Twitter, people will tag other people on a post like so :

“ Hey look at this post “

or they will tag them on the photo, so when you tap the photo the username shows up

A: It might mean the tag on their shirt is making them uncomfortable; scratchy -- making friction

A: The politeness level really depends on both context and inflection. Unlike Japanese, English does not have a dedicated polite vocabulary (aside from words like please and thank you). So a lot depends on how phrases are used.

Did you eat the last cookie? (Neutral)
You ate the last cookie, right? (Said accusingly, this is not so polite.)
You enjoy eating cookies that aren't yours, don't you? (Impolite)
I'm going to meet you at 10am, right? (Neutral)
You like the ballet, don't you? (Neutral)

A: Correct! :)
"Played" refers to a game. Adding the "-ed" at the end of "play" makes it past tense, meaning you have played tag in the past.