hashtag
noun (a hashtag, hashtags); verb (hashtag, hashtags, hashtagged, hashtagging — informal)
Everyday
- A word or phrase with the # sign in front, used on social media so that posts on the same topic can be found together: #worldbookday. tree →
- (UK) The # symbol itself is sometimes called a hashtag; it is also called hash, pound sign (US) or number sign. tree →
- (informal, joke) Said out loud before a phrase to sound trendy: hashtag winning. tree →
In the lessons
In computing and online-safety lessons and in everyday life on social media. Phrases: use a hashtag, trending hashtag, hashtag campaign.
Examples
- The school posted photos with the hashtag #sportsday. tree →
- That hashtag is trending all over the world. tree →
- Type a hashtag to find posts about the match. tree →
- Hashtags have no spaces between the words. tree →
- My sister said hashtag best day ever as a joke. tree →
- Press the hashtag key at the end of the phone number. tree →
Note
Plural hashtags. In the USA the # key on a phone is often called the pound key; in the UK it is the hash key. Online safety: hashtags make your post public and easy to find.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «hashtag» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «hashtag» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/hashtag/