name

[neɪm] 1. n; c

1) [of person, thing] 名字 [míngzi]

2) (reputation) 名声 [míngshēng]

2. vt

1) (give name to) [+ child, ship] 取名 [qǔmíng]

Have they named the baby yet? — 他们给孩子取名了吗？

2) (identify) [+ accomplice, victim, criminal] 确定 [quèdìng]

The victims have not been named. — 遇难者的身份还没有确定。

3) (specify) [+ date, place, price] 说定 [shuōdìng]

Name the place, we'll be there. — 说定个地方，我们会在那儿。

* what's your name? — 你叫什么名字？

* my name is Peter — 我叫彼得

* to mention sb by name — 指名道姓

* in sb's name — 以某人的名义

* crimes committed in the name of freedom — 以自由为名违法犯罪

* to call sb names — 嘲弄某人

* to give one's name and address — 留下姓名和地址

* to make a name for o.s. — 成名

* to give sb/sth a bad name — 损害某人/某事的声誉

* the name of the game — (inf) 最要紧的方面

* to be named after or US for sb/sth — 以某人/某事物的名字命名

* to name sb as sb — 确认某人是某人

The victim was named as John Smith. — 遇难者被确认是约翰史密斯。

* to name sb as sth — 任命某人某种职务

McGovern was named as the new chairman. — 麦戈文被任命为新的主席。