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I [tæg]1) (label) etichetta f., cartellino m.; (on luggage) targhetta f.; (on cat, dog) medaglietta f.; (on file) cavalierino m., targhetta f. segnaletica2) (for hanging) laccetto m.3) ling. tag question4) (quotation) citazione f.; (hackneyed) frase f. fatta, luogo m. comune6) (on shoelace) puntale m., aghetto m.7) inform. etichetta f.II [tæg]1) (label) etichettare, mettere un cartellino a [ goods]; cifrare, mettere un'etichetta su [ clothing]; mettere un cavalierino su [ file]2) dir. applicare un bracciale elettronico a [ criminal]•- tag onIII [tæg]nome gioc. chiapparello m.* * *[tæɡ] 1. noun1) (a label: a price-tag; a name-tag.) etichetta, targhetta2) (a saying or quotation that is often repeated: a well-known Latin tag.) citazione3) (something small that is added on or attached: a question-tag such as `isn't it?') appendice, aggiunta4) (a children's game in which one player chases the others and tries to touch one of them: to play tag.) chiapparello2. verb(to put a tag or label on something: All the clothes have been tagged.) etichettare- tag on* * *tag (1) /tæg/n.2 cartellino; segnaprezzo; etichetta mobile ( per valigie, bottigliette, ecc.); fustella ( su un medicinale): price tag, cartellino del prezzo; segnaprezzo4 targhetta ( applicata a selvatici); piastrina; medaglietta ( per un cane, ecc.): dog tag, medaglietta del cane; ( gergo mil. USA) piastrina ( di riconoscimento)8 (spreg.) frase fatta; luogo comune11 (gramm. ingl. = question tag o tag question) breve domanda in coda alla frase principale (cfr. sotto question)15 (biol., med.) isotopo radioattivo; tracciante; marcatore● ( USA) tag day, giorno di colletta (o di pubblica sottoscrizione) □ tag end, parte finale; rimanente; resto: at the tag end of the month, alla fine del mese □ ( USA) tag line, motto pubblicitario; slogan; battuta finale ( di una barzelletta) □ tag team, ( sport) squadra di lottatori; (fam., USA) coppia che lavora in tandem □ ( sport) tag wrestling, lotta a squadre ( di solito a coppie).tag (2) /tæg/n. [u]chiapparello; il giocare a rincorrersi.tag (3) /tæg/n.( zootecnia) pecora di due anni.(to) tag (1) /tæg/v. t.2 applicare un cartellino (un segnaprezzo, un contrassegno) a; mettere un'etichetta mobile a ( una valigia, ecc.); fustellare ( un medicinale)3 (fig.) etichettare (fig.); dare a (q. ) il soprannome (o il nomignolo) di: They immediately tagged him «Lefty», lo hanno bollato con il soprannome di «Mancino»5 (biol., med.) marcare ( una sostanza) con un isotopo radioattivo; tagged compounds, composti marcati con un isotopo6 (comput.) marcare; inserire un tag (ad es. in codice HTML o XML); taggare ( associare un tag a un'immagine); contrassegnare10 ( slang USA) incriminare; arrestare; incastrare (fig.): The police tagged him, la polizia lo ha incastrato(to) tag (2) /tæg/v. t.* * *I [tæg]1) (label) etichetta f., cartellino m.; (on luggage) targhetta f.; (on cat, dog) medaglietta f.; (on file) cavalierino m., targhetta f. segnaletica2) (for hanging) laccetto m.3) ling. tag question4) (quotation) citazione f.; (hackneyed) frase f. fatta, luogo m. comune6) (on shoelace) puntale m., aghetto m.7) inform. etichetta f.II [tæg]1) (label) etichettare, mettere un cartellino a [ goods]; cifrare, mettere un'etichetta su [ clothing]; mettere un cavalierino su [ file]2) dir. applicare un bracciale elettronico a [ criminal]•- tag onIII [tæg]nome gioc. chiapparello m. -
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['dʌbl]1. adj1) (gen) doppio (-a)2) (dual) duplice3)(
Brit: repeated) double five two six (5526) Telec — cinque cinque due seispelt with a double "l" — scritto con due elle or con doppia elle
2. adv3. nat the double or on the double — (running) a passo di corsa
2) (bet) accoppiata4. vt1) (increase twofold: money, quantity etc) raddoppiare2) (fold), (also: double over) piegare in due5. vi1) (quantity etc) raddoppiare2)to double as — (have two uses) funzionare or servire anche da, Theatre, Cine fare anche la parte di
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