Definition of dog tag in English:

dog tag

noun

1A metal tag attached to a dog's collar, typically giving its name and owner's address.
（多指写有狗名和狗主住址的金属）狗牌
Example sentencesExamples
- There was a glint of silver in her collar; a dog tag.
- I got Sophie a dog collar and Charlie got her a dog tag.
- Metal dog tags really only give you space for a name and number.
- This can be anything from a piece of paper with your telephone number, or a luggage tag bought to any one of the wide variety of dog tags available at your local pet shop;
- It read ‘Stewart, 1974’ and I suspect it must have been one of the dog tags for the huskies.
- You should have an engraved metal dog tag on a metal chain which lists your full name and date of birth.
- I heard barking and the jingling of dog tags before my golden retriever, affectionately named Sparky, bounded down the hall and jumped up to greet me.
- On page 26 of the August issue, we incorrectly listed the name of the company that makes wireless dog tags.
- But last month, Beryl received a phone call from a woman in Southport who said she had found Toby: he was still wearing his dog tag and collar.
- The dog might just possibly have had a collar on and there was something on it that occasionally glinted in the sun that just might have been a dog tag.
- Use the dog appliqué patterns and follow the General Appliqué Instructions to prepare the head, hair, muzzle, nose, collar and dog tag from the appropriate fabrics.
- Each copy also has a dog tag and doggie-snack (hence the name of the book) attached to the cover, to lure your lost pet home.
- I was by the back fence when I caught something reflecting, maybe her eye or her dog tag.
1. 1.1North American informal A soldier's metal identity tag.
  〈非正式，主北美〉（士兵的）身份识别牌
  Example sentencesExamples
  The team loaded two wounded soldiers on to the helicopter and then the body of the driver, removing his dog tags before sealing the bag.
  He pulled his Army dog tags off, the ones he wore when he was in the Gulf, and placed them around my neck.
  Also, if in a deployed location, shouldn't one dog tag be around the neck and one on the boot?
  My cousin's a navy SEAL, and I can prove that I'm a marine, just look at my dog tags.
  He is a Special Forces veteran, and with his chiseled GI-Joe face, dangling dog tags and cut physique he looks every bit the part.
  Some of the pilot's personal effects were also found including dog tags with his name.
  They give him a uniform, boots, socks, and a dog tag with his name on it.
  In the interim, current ID cards and dog tags will be retained with Service Numbers.
  One resident displayed what appeared to be dog tags taken from one body.
  An American businessman who had visited the regional military museum here in Dandong reported that he had seen a metal identification tag or dog tag.
  She was wearing a pair of army print cargoes, a plain army green tank, and a bracelet with a tiny pair of dog tags attached, just to keep with the theme.
  ‘People threw their medals or berets or release papers or dog tags or ribbons over the fence into a pile,’ he remembered.
  They have developed an identity medal that is fashioned after a military dog tag.
  He explained how he wears a set of dog tags on his boots - as recommended by Doc, the drill sergeant in Hamburger Hill - so that his corpse could be identified if decapitated.
  I think there are practical things - that's why we have dog tags - that you need to take precautions, that any time you commit American forces, there may be casualties.
  I didn't know that they had found his dog tags, so it was very, very moving for me to get them, let me assure you.
  My hand drifts to my neck where the dog tag hangs, stating my name and rank as an officer and soldier of war.
  He came to the Portland protest wearing his dead brother's combat boots and dog tags.
  The government recently contracted with four private companies to reinvent the dog tag, which has changed little since the armed forces made wearing them mandatory in 1913.
  He reached down into his collar, and pulled out his dog tags.

Definition of dog tag in US English:

dog tag

nounˈdôɡ ˈˌtaɡˈdɔɡ ˈˌtæɡ

1A metal tag attached to a dog's collar, typically giving its name and owner's address.
（多指写有狗名和狗主住址的金属）狗牌
Example sentencesExamples
- I heard barking and the jingling of dog tags before my golden retriever, affectionately named Sparky, bounded down the hall and jumped up to greet me.
- Each copy also has a dog tag and doggie-snack (hence the name of the book) attached to the cover, to lure your lost pet home.
- It read ‘Stewart, 1974’ and I suspect it must have been one of the dog tags for the huskies.
- There was a glint of silver in her collar; a dog tag.
- This can be anything from a piece of paper with your telephone number, or a luggage tag bought to any one of the wide variety of dog tags available at your local pet shop;
- I was by the back fence when I caught something reflecting, maybe her eye or her dog tag.
- Metal dog tags really only give you space for a name and number.
- I got Sophie a dog collar and Charlie got her a dog tag.
- But last month, Beryl received a phone call from a woman in Southport who said she had found Toby: he was still wearing his dog tag and collar.
- Use the dog appliqué patterns and follow the General Appliqué Instructions to prepare the head, hair, muzzle, nose, collar and dog tag from the appropriate fabrics.
- You should have an engraved metal dog tag on a metal chain which lists your full name and date of birth.
- On page 26 of the August issue, we incorrectly listed the name of the company that makes wireless dog tags.
- The dog might just possibly have had a collar on and there was something on it that occasionally glinted in the sun that just might have been a dog tag.
1. 1.1North American informal A soldier's metal identity tag, worn on a chain around the neck.
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘People threw their medals or berets or release papers or dog tags or ribbons over the fence into a pile,’ he remembered.
  I didn't know that they had found his dog tags, so it was very, very moving for me to get them, let me assure you.
  The team loaded two wounded soldiers on to the helicopter and then the body of the driver, removing his dog tags before sealing the bag.
  He pulled his Army dog tags off, the ones he wore when he was in the Gulf, and placed them around my neck.
  My hand drifts to my neck where the dog tag hangs, stating my name and rank as an officer and soldier of war.
  She was wearing a pair of army print cargoes, a plain army green tank, and a bracelet with a tiny pair of dog tags attached, just to keep with the theme.
  He came to the Portland protest wearing his dead brother's combat boots and dog tags.
  The government recently contracted with four private companies to reinvent the dog tag, which has changed little since the armed forces made wearing them mandatory in 1913.
  They give him a uniform, boots, socks, and a dog tag with his name on it.
  Also, if in a deployed location, shouldn't one dog tag be around the neck and one on the boot?
  He reached down into his collar, and pulled out his dog tags.
  My cousin's a navy SEAL, and I can prove that I'm a marine, just look at my dog tags.
  Some of the pilot's personal effects were also found including dog tags with his name.
  He is a Special Forces veteran, and with his chiseled GI-Joe face, dangling dog tags and cut physique he looks every bit the part.
  He explained how he wears a set of dog tags on his boots - as recommended by Doc, the drill sergeant in Hamburger Hill - so that his corpse could be identified if decapitated.
  I think there are practical things - that's why we have dog tags - that you need to take precautions, that any time you commit American forces, there may be casualties.
  They have developed an identity medal that is fashioned after a military dog tag.
  One resident displayed what appeared to be dog tags taken from one body.
  In the interim, current ID cards and dog tags will be retained with Service Numbers.
  An American businessman who had visited the regional military museum here in Dandong reported that he had seen a metal identification tag or dog tag.

词汇	dog tag
释义	Definition of dog tag in English: dog tag noun 1A metal tag attached to a dog's collar, typically giving its name and owner's address. （多指写有狗名和狗主住址的金属）狗牌 Example sentencesExamples There was a glint of silver in her collar; a dog tag. I got Sophie a dog collar and Charlie got her a dog tag. Metal dog tags really only give you space for a name and number. This can be anything from a piece of paper with your telephone number, or a luggage tag bought to any one of the wide variety of dog tags available at your local pet shop; It read ‘Stewart, 1974’ and I suspect it must have been one of the dog tags for the huskies. You should have an engraved metal dog tag on a metal chain which lists your full name and date of birth. I heard barking and the jingling of dog tags before my golden retriever, affectionately named Sparky, bounded down the hall and jumped up to greet me. On page 26 of the August issue, we incorrectly listed the name of the company that makes wireless dog tags. But last month, Beryl received a phone call from a woman in Southport who said she had found Toby: he was still wearing his dog tag and collar. The dog might just possibly have had a collar on and there was something on it that occasionally glinted in the sun that just might have been a dog tag. Use the dog appliqué patterns and follow the General Appliqué Instructions to prepare the head, hair, muzzle, nose, collar and dog tag from the appropriate fabrics. Each copy also has a dog tag and doggie-snack (hence the name of the book) attached to the cover, to lure your lost pet home. I was by the back fence when I caught something reflecting, maybe her eye or her dog tag. 1.1North American informal A soldier's metal identity tag. 〈非正式，主北美〉（士兵的）身份识别牌 Example sentencesExamples The team loaded two wounded soldiers on to the helicopter and then the body of the driver, removing his dog tags before sealing the bag. He pulled his Army dog tags off, the ones he wore when he was in the Gulf, and placed them around my neck. Also, if in a deployed location, shouldn't one dog tag be around the neck and one on the boot? My cousin's a navy SEAL, and I can prove that I'm a marine, just look at my dog tags. He is a Special Forces veteran, and with his chiseled GI-Joe face, dangling dog tags and cut physique he looks every bit the part. Some of the pilot's personal effects were also found including dog tags with his name. They give him a uniform, boots, socks, and a dog tag with his name on it. In the interim, current ID cards and dog tags will be retained with Service Numbers. One resident displayed what appeared to be dog tags taken from one body. An American businessman who had visited the regional military museum here in Dandong reported that he had seen a metal identification tag or dog tag. She was wearing a pair of army print cargoes, a plain army green tank, and a bracelet with a tiny pair of dog tags attached, just to keep with the theme. ‘People threw their medals or berets or release papers or dog tags or ribbons over the fence into a pile,’ he remembered. They have developed an identity medal that is fashioned after a military dog tag. He explained how he wears a set of dog tags on his boots - as recommended by Doc, the drill sergeant in Hamburger Hill - so that his corpse could be identified if decapitated. I think there are practical things - that's why we have dog tags - that you need to take precautions, that any time you commit American forces, there may be casualties. I didn't know that they had found his dog tags, so it was very, very moving for me to get them, let me assure you. My hand drifts to my neck where the dog tag hangs, stating my name and rank as an officer and soldier of war. He came to the Portland protest wearing his dead brother's combat boots and dog tags. The government recently contracted with four private companies to reinvent the dog tag, which has changed little since the armed forces made wearing them mandatory in 1913. He reached down into his collar, and pulled out his dog tags. Definition of dog tag in US English: dog tag nounˈdôɡ ˈˌtaɡˈdɔɡ ˈˌtæɡ 1A metal tag attached to a dog's collar, typically giving its name and owner's address. （多指写有狗名和狗主住址的金属）狗牌 Example sentencesExamples I heard barking and the jingling of dog tags before my golden retriever, affectionately named Sparky, bounded down the hall and jumped up to greet me. Each copy also has a dog tag and doggie-snack (hence the name of the book) attached to the cover, to lure your lost pet home. It read ‘Stewart, 1974’ and I suspect it must have been one of the dog tags for the huskies. There was a glint of silver in her collar; a dog tag. This can be anything from a piece of paper with your telephone number, or a luggage tag bought to any one of the wide variety of dog tags available at your local pet shop; I was by the back fence when I caught something reflecting, maybe her eye or her dog tag. Metal dog tags really only give you space for a name and number. I got Sophie a dog collar and Charlie got her a dog tag. But last month, Beryl received a phone call from a woman in Southport who said she had found Toby: he was still wearing his dog tag and collar. Use the dog appliqué patterns and follow the General Appliqué Instructions to prepare the head, hair, muzzle, nose, collar and dog tag from the appropriate fabrics. You should have an engraved metal dog tag on a metal chain which lists your full name and date of birth. On page 26 of the August issue, we incorrectly listed the name of the company that makes wireless dog tags. The dog might just possibly have had a collar on and there was something on it that occasionally glinted in the sun that just might have been a dog tag. 1.1North American informal A soldier's metal identity tag, worn on a chain around the neck. Example sentencesExamples ‘People threw their medals or berets or release papers or dog tags or ribbons over the fence into a pile,’ he remembered. I didn't know that they had found his dog tags, so it was very, very moving for me to get them, let me assure you. The team loaded two wounded soldiers on to the helicopter and then the body of the driver, removing his dog tags before sealing the bag. He pulled his Army dog tags off, the ones he wore when he was in the Gulf, and placed them around my neck. My hand drifts to my neck where the dog tag hangs, stating my name and rank as an officer and soldier of war. She was wearing a pair of army print cargoes, a plain army green tank, and a bracelet with a tiny pair of dog tags attached, just to keep with the theme. He came to the Portland protest wearing his dead brother's combat boots and dog tags. The government recently contracted with four private companies to reinvent the dog tag, which has changed little since the armed forces made wearing them mandatory in 1913. They give him a uniform, boots, socks, and a dog tag with his name on it. Also, if in a deployed location, shouldn't one dog tag be around the neck and one on the boot? He reached down into his collar, and pulled out his dog tags. My cousin's a navy SEAL, and I can prove that I'm a marine, just look at my dog tags. Some of the pilot's personal effects were also found including dog tags with his name. He is a Special Forces veteran, and with his chiseled GI-Joe face, dangling dog tags and cut physique he looks every bit the part. He explained how he wears a set of dog tags on his boots - as recommended by Doc, the drill sergeant in Hamburger Hill - so that his corpse could be identified if decapitated. I think there are practical things - that's why we have dog tags - that you need to take precautions, that any time you commit American forces, there may be casualties. They have developed an identity medal that is fashioned after a military dog tag. One resident displayed what appeared to be dog tags taken from one body. In the interim, current ID cards and dog tags will be retained with Service Numbers. An American businessman who had visited the regional military museum here in Dandong reported that he had seen a metal identification tag or dog tag.
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