thẻ chó
/ˈdɒɡ tæɡ//ˈdɔːɡ tæɡ/The term "dog tag" derives from the military practice of identifying animals, particularly working dogs, with metal identification tags or "tags." During World War I, soldiers began using similar identification tags, known as "dog tags," to ensure their own identification in case they became injured or incapacitated on the battlefield. The name "dog tag" emerged from the practice of identifying both working dogs and soldiers with similar tags, leading to its use as a widely recognized term for military identification tags to this day.
a small piece of metal attached to a dog's collar, typically giving its name and the owner's address
một mảnh kim loại nhỏ gắn vào vòng cổ của chó, thường ghi tên chó và địa chỉ của chủ
a small piece of metal that US soldiers wear round their necks with their name and number on it
một miếng kim loại nhỏ mà lính Mỹ đeo quanh cổ có ghi tên và số hiệu của họ trên đó
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