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Definition 1:
A word or phrase that refers to or that can refer to a specific person 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.
Examples:
“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?]
Definition 2:
A word or phrase that refers to a specific place or thing .
Examples:
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]
Definition 3:
A word or phrase that refers to a type or group of things see also brand name code name place name proper name trade name.
Examples:
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.
Definition 4:
The general opinion that most people have about someone or something .
Examples:
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]
Definition 5:
A famous person or thing see also big name name-dropping no-name.
Examples:
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]
Definition 6:
A word or phrase that is used to describe and insult someone usually plural see also name-calling.
Examples:
A bad/dirty name
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.
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