英语词汇“name”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

Names and titles: addressing people
When we talk to someone directly, we use names and titles: …

Idioms

be a name to conjure with

in all but name

in God's/heaven's name

in name only

in the name of something

in the name of someone/something

make a name for yourself

your name is mud

the name of the game

take someone's name in vain

More idioms

to your name

under the name of
name
verb[ T ]
uk /neɪm/ us /neɪm/

nameverb[T] (GIVE/SAY NAME)

B1
to give someone or something a name: 给…取名，为…命名
[ + two objects ]We named our dogs Shandy and Belle.我们给狗分别取名为“尚迪”和“美女”。
A man named Dennis answered the door.一个名叫丹尼斯的男子来开了门。
B1
to say what something or someone's name is: 说出…的名称（或姓名）
In the first question you had to name three types of monkey.在第一题中，你必须说出3种猴子的名称。
He couldn't name his attacker.他说不出攻击自己的人的名字。
We've just got a new cat, but we haven't named him yet.我们有了只刚生下来的小公猫，但还没有给它起名字。
Paul was named after his grandad.
The Queen attended a ceremony to name the ship.
Some parents chose to name their children after characters from the show.
They named their son Isaac after the biblical character.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Names and titles
A.N. Other
age
aka
alias
appellation
first name
forename
form of address
given name
good name
pet name
place name
pseudonym
pseudonymity
pseudonymous
unchristened
under the name ofidiom
unidentified
unnamed
untitled

nameverb[T] (CHOOSE)

B2
to choose someone or something: 指定，选择
Just name the time and I'll be there.你说时间好了，我一定准时到那里。
Name your conditions/terms/price.开出你的条件／条款／价钱。
Ms Martinez has been named (as) the new Democratic candidate.马丁内斯女士已被选定为新的民主党候选人。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Taking and choosing
adopt
adopted
adoption
appoint
bags I...idiom
be your best betidiom
cull
empanel
faute de mieux
favoured
filterable
first choice
picker
Robin Hood
select
selection
selective
selectively
skim
you pays your money and you takes your choice/chanceidiom

Idioms

name and shame

name names

name the day

you name it

Phrasal verb

name someone/something after someone/something

name | American Dictionary

name
noun[ C ]
us/neɪm/
a word or words that a person or thing is known by:
Hello, my name is Beth.
Do you remember the name of that town we visited in Maine?
I’m looking for someone by the name of (= who has the name) Stephen Weinberg.
A name is also a reputation, esp. a good one:
She had made a name for herself as an architect by the time she was thirty.
A name is also a famous person or thing:
He’s a big name in the field of fashion.
They wanted a name band for the wedding.

Idioms

in name only

in the name of something

name names

the name of the game
name
verb[ T ]
us/neɪm/
to give a name to someone or something:
They decided to name their first child Benjamin.
To name is also to choose or to state publicly:
The president has yet to name a new ambassador to Russia.

name | Business English

name
noun[ C ]
uk /neɪm/us
a well-known and successful company, person, or product:
a big/famous nameSome big names in the technology sector were hardest hit.
the reputation of a company, person, or product:
good/bad nameIt is hard to put a value on a firm's good name.
make your name
to become famous by achieving something:
He had already made his name on Wall Street in the early 90s with his high-risk investment strategies.
[ C ] INSURANCE (alsoLloyd's name)
an investor who makes large sums of their own money available to the insurance group Lloyds so that it can provide insurance for organizations or industries that have large risks

Examples of name

name
Sometimes, and with some letters (especially at the youngest age level), phonetic letter names are produced.
Note that the above rule may be applied provided the scope of substituted names is localised to the term to be reduced.
Do bilinguals activate phonological representations in one or both of their languages when naming words?
Their new name replaces a contentious vowel with an arrowhead.
The name has survived the demise of the political power with which it was originally identified by almost three centuries.
Even in this, the only surviving portion, no less than 50 falconers with whom he worked are named.
Name training either taught some children that novel names should be mapped onto novel kinds or enhanced their commitment to this belief.
Within this, the cultural changes have a tempo based around these recognisable events, with named key individuals and short periods of analysis.
Because they cannot claim real property on their findings, they may attach their names to them as a gesture of symbolic ownership for their work.
But then one would be deploying an alternative conclusion of justice; one would not challenge it in the name of one of the rival claims.
Ultimately, the destructor proved inefficient and, as its name implies, it left a strong legacy of disposal.
In the restricted syntax, top-level classes do not contain nested classes; all types are top-level class names; and methods are monomorphic.
Several characteristics of confrontation naming performance by typically developing subjects have been reported in the literature.
With this in mind, it seems a shame that we have to use different names for each of these variants.
Two contexts are considered equal if they only differ up to a dependency-preserving reordering of their variables or names.
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Collocations withname

name

These are words often used in combination with name.

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descriptive name
These segments usually start with a sharp and dramatic rise to a high pitch-thus the descriptivename.
false name
Why give him a passport in a falsename?
From the
Hansard archive

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fancy name
The constraint is that the binary tree should be atiguously marked, a fancyname for a non-contiguous marking.
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Grammar

Idioms

nameverb[T] (GIVE/SAY NAME)

nameverb[T] (CHOOSE)

Idioms

Phrasal verb

name | American Dictionary

Idioms

name | Business English

See also

Examples of name

Collocations withname

name