name

Danh từ

tên, danh

my name is Nam

tên tôi là Nam

under the name of

mang tên, lấy tên là

what is the name of the town where you live?

Thành phố anh ở [tên] là thành phố gì nhỉ?

(số ít) tiếng; tiếng tăm

have a good name

có tiếng tốt

have a name for courage

nổi tiếng là dũng cảm

(thuộc ngữ) (Mỹ) có tiếng; nổi tiếng

a name brand of soap

một loại xà phòng nổi tiếng

người có tên tuổi; danh nhân

the great names of history

những danh nhân trong lịch sử

answer to the name of something

xem answer

be somebody's middle name

xem middle

by name

[bằng] tên; [theo] danh

the teacher knows all his students by name

thầy giáo biết tên tất cả sinh viên của ông

I only know her by name

tôi chỉ biết danh cô ta thôi (nghe qua người khác nói đến, chứ chưa đích thân quen biết)

by (of) the name of

[dưới] tên là

some one of the name of Henry wants to see you

có ai đó tên là Hen-ri muốn gặp anh

call somebody names

xem call

drag somebody (somebody's) name through the mire (the mud)

xem drag

drop name

xem drop

enter one's name (put one's name down) for something

ghi tên xin theo học (một trường, một khóa…)

give a dog a bad name

xem dog

give one's name to something

có phát minh sáng tạo mang tên tuổi của mình

he gave his name to a well-known brand of frozen food

có món thức ăn đông lạnh mang tên tuổi của ông

a household name word

xem household

in the name of

nhân danh

I greet you in the name of the President

tôi đón chào ông nhân danh ông Chủ tịch

I arrest you in the name of the law

tôi bắt giữ anh nhân danh pháp luật

they did it all in the name of friendship

họ làm tất cả các thứ đó nhân danh tình bạn

có ai(ai, cái gì) chứng cho

in God's name, what are you doing?

Có Chúa chứng cho, anh đang làm gì thế?

in name only

chỉ trên danh nghĩa

he is leader in name only

ông ta là lãnh tụ chỉ trên danh nghĩa

lend one's name to something

xem lend

make a name for oneself; make one's name

làm nên danh tiếng; trở nên nổi tiếng

she first made a name for herself as an actress

chị ta đầu tiên trở nên nổi tiếng qua nghề diễn viên

somebody's name is mud

danh tiếng ai bị hoen ố (thường là nhất thời, do một việc gì đó)

name names

xem name

the name of the game

mục đích chính của một hoạt động; mặt quan trọng nhất của một hoạt động

hard work is the name of the game if you want to succeed in business

làm cật lực là điều quan trọng nhất anh muốn thành công trong công việc

a name to conjure with

một cái tiên có ảnh hưởng lớn và được kính trọng (người, tổ chức)

not have something to one's name

không có lấy một tí nào (thường là tiền)

she hasn't a penny to her name

bà ta không có lấy một đồng một chữ nào (rất nghèo)

put a name to somebody (something)

biết tên (người nào; vật gì); nhớ lại tên (người nào; vật gì)

I've heard that tune before, but I can't put a name to it

tôi đã nghe điệu ấy trước đây, nhưng không nhớ tên là điệu gì

take somebody's name in vain

lợi dụng tên ai (đặc biệt là Chúa) một cách thiếu cung kính

under the name of something

dưới tên là gì đó

He writes under the name of Nimrod

ông ta viết sách dưới tên là Nimrod

Động từ

nói tên, gọi tên

can you name all the plants in this garden ?

anh có thể gọi tên tất cả các cây trong vườn này không?

định rõ; nói rõ

we have named a date for the party

chúng tôi đã định rõ ngày cho buổi liên hoan

name your price

hãy nói rõ giá đi, hãy cho giá đi

the young couple have named the day

đôi trẻ kia đã định ngày cưới nhau

name after

(Mỹ, name for) đặt theo tên

the child is named after his father

đứa bé được đặt theo tên của cha nó

name somebody for(as) something

bổ nhiệm ai vào chức vụ gì

he has been named for the directorship; he has been named as the new director

ông ta đã được bổ nhiệm vào chức vụ giám đốc

name names

nêu đích danh

he said someone had lied but wouldn't name names

nó nói có ai đó đã nói dối, nhưng không nêu đích danh ai cả

to name but a few

chỉ nêu ra một ít làm thí dụ

Lots of our friends are coming: Anne, Ken and George, to name but a few

khối bạn của chúng ta đã đến, này Anne, này Ken, này Georges đó chỉ là nêu một số làm thí dụ

you name it

mọi cái, mọi chỗ anh có thể nêu tên; mọi cái mọi chỗ anh có thể nghĩ tới

he can make anything: chairs, tables, cupboards you name it

nó có thể làm bất cứ cái gì: ghế, bàn, tủ, cho đến mọi cái mà anh có thể nghĩ tới

* Các từ tương tự:
name-caller, name-calling, name-child, name-day, name-drop, name-dropper, name-dropping, name-part, name-tape
noun

plural names

[count] a word or phrase that refers to or that can refer to a specific person

What's his (first) name? His name is Jacob.

I took my husband's (last) name when we got married.

Please write/sign your name on this line.

State your name and occupation.

I refused to give/tell them my name.

She has one of the most famous names [=she is one of the most famous people] in show business.

Can you give me the name of a good dentist? [=do you know a good dentist that I could use?]

Mark Twain's real name was Samuel Clemens.

She registered at the hotel under/using a false/assumed name.

Samuel Clemens wrote under the name (of) Mark Twain.

My full name is Susan Elaine Smith.

Her name is Susan, but she goes by the name (of) Sue. [=people call her Sue]

Do you know a man by the name of [=do you know a man named] James Smith?

She now owns several restaurants that bear her name. [=that are named after her]

Can I put your name down for a donation? [=can I write down your name on the list of people who are giving a donation?; would you like to make a donation?] - see also christian name, family name, first name, forename, given name, last name, maiden name, married name, middle name, nickname, pen name, pet name, stage name, surname

a word or phrase that refers to a specific place or thing

We had to memorize the names of all the countries in Africa.

What's your dog's name? His name is Sandy.

What was the name [=title] of that movie we saw last night?

This is his song Loving You from the album of the same name.

The ship's name was Titanic.

The band takes/gets its name from [=it is named after] its hometown.

The company gives/lends its name to one of the biggest golf tournaments in the country. [=the golf tournament is named after the company]

a word or phrase that refers to a type or group of things

Psychologists have a name for this kind of behavior.

Is there a name for the part of the leg behind the knee?

The cougar is also known by the names puma and mountain lion.

The plant's botanical/scientific name is Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, but we know it by its common name daisy.

True to their name, killer bees have been known to kill people. = As their name implies/suggests, killer bees really do kill. = Killer bees really live up to their name. = Killer bees are known to kill people, hence the name. - see also brand name, code name, place name, proper name, trade name

the general opinion that most people have about someone or something

A few dishonest players have given the sport a bad name. [=they have made people think badly about the sport]

I won't let you ruin our family's good name. [=good reputation]

He's still trying to clear his name. [=to prove that he is not guilty of a crime]

a famous person or thing

He's one of the biggest names in music.

Our agency has represented some of the most famous names in the business.

The following year, she took the role that would make her a household name. [=a very well-known person] - see also big name, name-dropping, no-name

a word or phrase that is used to describe and insult someone

a bad/dirty name

usually plural

Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me!

You're such a stupid jerk! Hey, don't call me names!

A bully at school was calling her names. - see also name-calling

by name

using a name :by saying the name of someone or something

He never mentioned her by name [=he never said her name], but we all knew who he was talking about.

The victim was able to identify his attacker by name. [=he knew the name of the person who attacked him]

We've had people come in to the store and ask for it by name.

drag someone's name through the mud

xem drag

in all/everything but name

not in an official way but in every other way

Military governors ruled the country in all but name for many years.

Their marriage was over in all but name five years ago.

in name only

also in name - used to describe a person or thing that does not have the qualities that its name suggests

For many years, the Emperor was the ruler in name only. = The Emperor ruled in name but not in fact.

She's my boss in name only. We're really more like partners.

a friend in name only

in someone's/something's name

or in the name of someone/something

a - used to say that something officially or legally belongs to a specified person

We both own the house, but the car is in my name.

The business is registered in her husband's name for tax purposes.

b - used to say that something has or uses the name of a specified person

Our reservation at the restaurant is in my name.

used to say that something is done with the authority of a specified person or thing

The leader refused to allow such violent acts to be done in his name.

Stop in the name of the law!

used to say that something is given as the official reason for doing something

These laws were passed in the name of national security.

They're tearing down historic buildings in the name of progress!

know (someone) by name

to know a person well enough to know the person's name

She knows all of her customers by name.

I took her to a restaurant where the owner knows me by name.

The police know him by name.

to know a person's name only

He said he only knew her by name and didn't know much more about her.

make your name

or make a name for yourself

to become well-known or famous

She made her name in politics as a powerful public speaker.

He has made quite a name for himself as a golfer.

She is making a name for herself in the art world.

put a name to (someone or something)

to think of and say the name of (someone or something)

Can you put a name to the face in this photograph?

I couldn't put a name to the emotion I was feeling.

take someone's name in vain

xem vain

the name of the game

informal :the basic goal or purpose of an activity

When all is said and done, in business, profit is the name of the game.

The name of the game was winning by any means necessary.

to your name

belonging to you

I haven't a dollar/dime/penny to my name. [=I have no money]

She has more than 20 novels to her name. [=she has written more than 20 novels]

a band with three hit songs to their name

under someone's/something's name

or under the name (of) someone/something

used to say that something officially or legally belongs to a specified person

We both own the house, but the car is under my name.

The business is registered under her husband's name for tax purposes.

used to say that something has or uses the name of a specified person

We have dinner reservations under the name of Jones.

with someone's name on it

informal :intended for someone

There's a piece of cake over there with your name on it. [=you should go get that piece of cake]

He told me he had a bullet with my name on it. [=he was going to shoot me]

your name is mud

xem mud

verb

names; named; naming

[+ obj] to give a name to (someone or something)

What are you going to name your new dog? I think I'll name him Sandy.

The aptly named HMS Victorious helped the British Royal Navy win an important victory.

A man named James Smith is on the phone.

We named our daughter Mary in honor of her grandmother.

Alzheimer's disease was named after Dr. Alois Alzheimer. = (US) It was named for Dr. Alois Alzheimer.

to say the name of (someone or something)

Can you name the person who attacked you?

All of the authors named above were influenced by his work.

How many of the 50 states of the U.S. can you name? Well, there's New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts, to name (but/just/only) a few.

to choose (someone) to be (something)

The company president named [=appointed] his son (as) his successor.

She was named to replace him as the company's vice president.

She has been named (as) the winner of the competition.

The magazine named him (as) the best artist of the year.

to decide on or choose (something)

NASA has not yet named [=set] the date for the shuttle launch.

We've decided to get married, but we haven't named the day (of the wedding) yet.

name names

to say the names of people who were involved in something

He said he knew who did it, but he wouldn't name names.

name your price

to say how much you want to pay for something or how much you want to sell something for

Customers can name their price.

People selling homes on the beach can basically name their price. [=they can sell their homes for any amount of money they want]

you name it

informal :anything you could say or think of

You name it, we sell it!

I like all kinds of music: rock, blues, reggae, classicalyou name it!

adjective

always used before a noun

chiefly US :having a well-known name and good reputation

We got a couple of name [=big-name] bands for the show.

books by name authors

name players

* Các từ tương tự:
name brand, name tag, name-calling, name-dropping, nameless, namely, nameplate, namesake
noun

His name is Chauncy but they call him Rusty

designation

label

appellation

term

tag

style

Colloq moniker or monicker

handle

She has made a name for herself as a clever business executive. He thinks he has to protect his name as a ladies' man

reputation

repute

honour

esteem

(high) regard

respect

rank

standing

rating

pre-eminence

superiority

eminence

notability

prominence

prestige

favour

distinction

renown

fame

popularity

celebrity

The programme included some well-known names in the entertainment world

personage

somebody

celebrity

star

superstar

hero

VIP

dignitary

luminary

Colloq big shot

bigwig

big cheese

big name

verb

They named their book 'The Alien Tongue'. Why would people want to name their child 'Quercus'?

label

tag

style

entitle

call

dub

christen

baptize

She has been named 'Woman of the Year'. I asked her to name our wedding day. She refuses to name her attacker

choose

elect

select

delegate

nominate

designate

appoint

identify

denominate

pinpoint

specify

In exchange for a lighter sentence, the witness agreed to name names

name names

identify

specify

mention

cite

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