To name meaning in English
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Definition
to name: to call, to give a name
a name: a word by which someone or something is known
first name the common name which someone is called (for example: Helen, Daniel, Sam, Charlotte)
last name the family name (for example: Smith, Jones, Martin)
maiden name the family name a woman had before getting married
last name the family name (for example: Smith, Jones, Martin)
maiden name the family name a woman had before getting married
to be named: to be called, to have the name
Examples
- "My name is Princess Utopia."
- "My name is THX-1134 and I can turn any situation into a sales opportunity."
- "My name is Cindy, I'll be your flight attendant this evening."
- "-Nobody gives a shit about your good name."
- "Name: " SHARKY ""
- "That's not my name"
- "Because it's my name"
- "And his name is Lucky!"
- "His name was Colin."
- "Will the groom please state his name before the congregation?"
- "God : Ok, let's see here. Name?"
- "So, what be your name, man-fish?"
- "Edward Marley : My name is Edward... Edward "Marley" Moon, and I've been sent here by Queen."
- "My name is Philip, I'm head of sales."
- "we have intelligence that points to a single suspect: an Amazonian national named Horatio Oléré, living in the San Francisco area."
- "Do you only hire women named Melanie?"
- "That's a funny name!"
- "Next, and I hope I'm pronouncing this name correctly: Bob?"
- "Do you know a man named Lucky?"
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