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name

UK
/neɪm/
US
/neɪm/

Translations

namenoun
names
pl
UK
/neɪm/
US
/neɪm/
She wrote her name on the paper.
Она написала своё имя на бумаге.
He has a good name in the industry.
У него хорошая репутация в индустрии.
The name of the book is 'War and Peace'.
Название книги — 'Война и мир'.
Additional translations
кличка
фамилия
наименование
Synonyms
appellation
designation
label
moniker
nickname
tag
handle
title
nameverb
named
Past Simple
named
Past Participle
naming
Gerund
UK
/neɪm/
US
/neɪm/
The committee will name the new director next week.
Комитет будет именовать нового директора на следующей неделе.
They decided to name their son after his grandfather.
Они решили назвать своего сына в честь его дедушки.
Additional translations
прозывать
Synonyms
call
refer to
identify
label
title
designate
denote
nameadjective
UK
/neɪm/
US
/neɪm/
Used attributively before another noun to mean ‘famous’ or ‘well-known’.
Synonyms
prominent
celebrated
notable
renowned
famous
well-known
nominal
titular
so-called
named

Definitions

namenoun
A word or set of words by which a person or thing is known, addressed, or referred to.
Her name is Sarah.
A famous person within a particular field or profession.
He is a big name in the music industry.
A reputation, especially a good one.
He made a name for himself as a talented artist.
An insulting or abusive word used to address or describe someone (usually in plural).
The children kept calling each other names on the playground.
nameverb
To give a name to someone or something.
They decided to name their new puppy Max.
To specify or identify someone or something by name.
The witness was asked to name the suspect in the lineup.
To appoint someone to a particular position or role.
The board decided to name her as the new CEO.
nameadjective
Famous or well-known, especially within a particular field; having a widely recognized name.
Several name actors agreed to star in the low-budget film.
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