Definition of tagger in English:

tagger

noun ˈtaɡəˈtaɡər

1A person who writes graffiti using their nickname or identifying mark.
乱涂乱画者（使用别名或识别标记进行涂鸦的人）
Example sentencesExamples
- The goal is to remove it quickly to discourage taggers from returning.
- She said taggers should be made to do community service, specifically cleaning graffiti off buildings.
- Sure, some of what the tagger does is about simply being a recognized image all over the place.
- He said one resident who recently tried to capture taggers on video was met with a hail of abuse.
- Woodley has recently been hit by a spate of graffiti from three taggers.
- Local youth organizations, like Roca, have offered to step in and counsel young taggers.
- But this is unlikely to appeal to taggers who use graffiti to signal their territory.
- Police have several suspected graffiti taggers in their sights, thanks to the Adver.
- The French railway system, much less victimized by taggers, had an ambiguous reaction.
- On one recent evening, taggers covered a police mobile command unit.
- Police believe that the taggers, believed to be between 13 and 16, see this as a graffiti war.
- The tagger has hit about 20 buildings in the town in the past three days.
- A Home Office initiative rewards those who can identify graffiti taggers with £ 500 in cash.
- This administration started repressive actions against taggers, but with little success.
- He took photographs of the two youths and passed them to police, who identified the taggers, aged 15 and 16.
- Every year, the hoardings are painted with carnival art by local kids, artists and taggers.
- A few kilometres away at Rawhiti Domain, New Brighton, the Christchurch Archery Club is losing a battle against graffiti taggers.
- But concomitant with the corporatization of urban space in the '90s, many of these walls were buffed, and thus given back to the taggers.
- We have made your lives more livable, with tougher penalties for graffiti taggers.
- Mayor Gordon Jefferies urged townsfolk to help catch the tagger.
2Computing
A piece of software that adds identifying or classifying tags to pieces of text or data.
〔计算机〕（给文本或数据添加识别或分类标签的）标签软件
Example sentencesExamples
- Note that the keywords need to be selected by the (human) taggers from a controlled vocabulary list to ensure consistency in application and retrieval.
- To test the accuracy of our negation tagger, we evaluated our system against a gold-standard, human-annotated corpus of 250 reports.
- However, overall the poor parser is strained by the lack of verbs more than the tagger seemed to be, mainly due to the added pressure of producing legitimate syntactic structures.

Definition of tagger in US English:

tagger

nounˈtaɡər

1A person who writes graffiti using their nickname or identifying mark.
乱涂乱画者（使用别名或识别标记进行涂鸦的人）
Example sentencesExamples
- This administration started repressive actions against taggers, but with little success.
- But this is unlikely to appeal to taggers who use graffiti to signal their territory.
- Woodley has recently been hit by a spate of graffiti from three taggers.
- He took photographs of the two youths and passed them to police, who identified the taggers, aged 15 and 16.
- The French railway system, much less victimized by taggers, had an ambiguous reaction.
- She said taggers should be made to do community service, specifically cleaning graffiti off buildings.
- The goal is to remove it quickly to discourage taggers from returning.
- Police believe that the taggers, believed to be between 13 and 16, see this as a graffiti war.
- The tagger has hit about 20 buildings in the town in the past three days.
- A few kilometres away at Rawhiti Domain, New Brighton, the Christchurch Archery Club is losing a battle against graffiti taggers.
- Sure, some of what the tagger does is about simply being a recognized image all over the place.
- Police have several suspected graffiti taggers in their sights, thanks to the Adver.
- We have made your lives more livable, with tougher penalties for graffiti taggers.
- He said one resident who recently tried to capture taggers on video was met with a hail of abuse.
- Every year, the hoardings are painted with carnival art by local kids, artists and taggers.
- On one recent evening, taggers covered a police mobile command unit.
- Mayor Gordon Jefferies urged townsfolk to help catch the tagger.
- Local youth organizations, like Roca, have offered to step in and counsel young taggers.
- But concomitant with the corporatization of urban space in the '90s, many of these walls were buffed, and thus given back to the taggers.
- A Home Office initiative rewards those who can identify graffiti taggers with £ 500 in cash.
2Computing
A piece of software that adds identifying or classifying tags to pieces of text or data.
〔计算机〕（给文本或数据添加识别或分类标签的）标签软件
Example sentencesExamples
- Note that the keywords need to be selected by the (human) taggers from a controlled vocabulary list to ensure consistency in application and retrieval.
- However, overall the poor parser is strained by the lack of verbs more than the tagger seemed to be, mainly due to the added pressure of producing legitimate syntactic structures.
- To test the accuracy of our negation tagger, we evaluated our system against a gold-standard, human-annotated corpus of 250 reports.

词汇	tagger
释义	Definition of tagger in English: tagger noun ˈtaɡəˈtaɡər 1A person who writes graffiti using their nickname or identifying mark. 乱涂乱画者（使用别名或识别标记进行涂鸦的人） Example sentencesExamples The goal is to remove it quickly to discourage taggers from returning. She said taggers should be made to do community service, specifically cleaning graffiti off buildings. Sure, some of what the tagger does is about simply being a recognized image all over the place. He said one resident who recently tried to capture taggers on video was met with a hail of abuse. Woodley has recently been hit by a spate of graffiti from three taggers. Local youth organizations, like Roca, have offered to step in and counsel young taggers. But this is unlikely to appeal to taggers who use graffiti to signal their territory. Police have several suspected graffiti taggers in their sights, thanks to the Adver. The French railway system, much less victimized by taggers, had an ambiguous reaction. On one recent evening, taggers covered a police mobile command unit. Police believe that the taggers, believed to be between 13 and 16, see this as a graffiti war. The tagger has hit about 20 buildings in the town in the past three days. A Home Office initiative rewards those who can identify graffiti taggers with £ 500 in cash. This administration started repressive actions against taggers, but with little success. He took photographs of the two youths and passed them to police, who identified the taggers, aged 15 and 16. Every year, the hoardings are painted with carnival art by local kids, artists and taggers. A few kilometres away at Rawhiti Domain, New Brighton, the Christchurch Archery Club is losing a battle against graffiti taggers. But concomitant with the corporatization of urban space in the '90s, many of these walls were buffed, and thus given back to the taggers. We have made your lives more livable, with tougher penalties for graffiti taggers. Mayor Gordon Jefferies urged townsfolk to help catch the tagger. 2Computing A piece of software that adds identifying or classifying tags to pieces of text or data. 〔计算机〕（给文本或数据添加识别或分类标签的）标签软件 Example sentencesExamples Note that the keywords need to be selected by the (human) taggers from a controlled vocabulary list to ensure consistency in application and retrieval. To test the accuracy of our negation tagger, we evaluated our system against a gold-standard, human-annotated corpus of 250 reports. However, overall the poor parser is strained by the lack of verbs more than the tagger seemed to be, mainly due to the added pressure of producing legitimate syntactic structures. Definition of tagger in US English: tagger nounˈtaɡər 1A person who writes graffiti using their nickname or identifying mark. 乱涂乱画者（使用别名或识别标记进行涂鸦的人） Example sentencesExamples This administration started repressive actions against taggers, but with little success. But this is unlikely to appeal to taggers who use graffiti to signal their territory. Woodley has recently been hit by a spate of graffiti from three taggers. He took photographs of the two youths and passed them to police, who identified the taggers, aged 15 and 16. The French railway system, much less victimized by taggers, had an ambiguous reaction. She said taggers should be made to do community service, specifically cleaning graffiti off buildings. The goal is to remove it quickly to discourage taggers from returning. Police believe that the taggers, believed to be between 13 and 16, see this as a graffiti war. The tagger has hit about 20 buildings in the town in the past three days. A few kilometres away at Rawhiti Domain, New Brighton, the Christchurch Archery Club is losing a battle against graffiti taggers. Sure, some of what the tagger does is about simply being a recognized image all over the place. Police have several suspected graffiti taggers in their sights, thanks to the Adver. We have made your lives more livable, with tougher penalties for graffiti taggers. He said one resident who recently tried to capture taggers on video was met with a hail of abuse. Every year, the hoardings are painted with carnival art by local kids, artists and taggers. On one recent evening, taggers covered a police mobile command unit. Mayor Gordon Jefferies urged townsfolk to help catch the tagger. Local youth organizations, like Roca, have offered to step in and counsel young taggers. But concomitant with the corporatization of urban space in the '90s, many of these walls were buffed, and thus given back to the taggers. A Home Office initiative rewards those who can identify graffiti taggers with £ 500 in cash. 2Computing A piece of software that adds identifying or classifying tags to pieces of text or data. 〔计算机〕（给文本或数据添加识别或分类标签的）标签软件 Example sentencesExamples Note that the keywords need to be selected by the (human) taggers from a controlled vocabulary list to ensure consistency in application and retrieval. However, overall the poor parser is strained by the lack of verbs more than the tagger seemed to be, mainly due to the added pressure of producing legitimate syntactic structures. To test the accuracy of our negation tagger, we evaluated our system against a gold-standard, human-annotated corpus of 250 reports.
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