appellation
英 [ˌæpəˈleɪʃn]
美 [ˌæpəˈleɪʃn]
n. 名称; 称呼; 称号
复数:appellations
Collins.1 / BNC.23155 / COCA.23385
牛津词典
noun
- 名称;称呼;称号
a name or title
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT 名称;称号
Anappellationis a name or title that a person, place, or thing is given.- He earned the appellation 'rebel priest.'
他赢得了“反叛牧师”的称号。
- He earned the appellation 'rebel priest.'
英英释义
noun
- identifying word or words by which someone or something is called and classified or distinguished from others
双语例句
- Under the market economic circumstances, a famous appellation of origin plays an important part in market competition.
在商品经济条件下,一个有信誉的原产地名称在市场竞争中具有相当重要的作用。 - In address term, the appellation is deeply influenced by traditional culture, which carries rich and profound cultural connotation.
称谓语中,对人的称谓深受传统文化的影响,它承载着丰富、深厚的文化内涵。 - When they go to work, can resemble wearing white-collar shirt and formal suit in that way at ordinary times, consequently somebody was created "white-collar" so an appellation.
他们上班时可以像平时那样穿白领衬衣和正式西服,因而有人创造了“白领”这么一个称呼。 - The appellation stuck, and the age of the sequential hierarchical menu began.
其名称也从中而来,于是顺序层次关系菜单时代开始了。 - Looking at it, this kind of appellation in China is a bit troublesome, but it hidden a rich and special meaning of the culture.
看起来,中国的这些称谓是有点儿麻烦,但其中蕴涵着丰富而特殊的文化意义。 - The ancient official title is often used as an appellation term, especially since Tang and Song Dynasties.
古代官名用于称谓的现象很多、特别是唐宋以来。 - The old days appellation no longer existed.
那些旧的称呼已经没有了。 - In modem Chinese appellation ways, one of the spouses talking with other relatives, usually refers to their spouses from the listener'appellation viewpoint.
在现代汉语称谓方式中,夫妻双方中的一方在与其他亲属对话时,通常是以听话者的称谓视点来指称自己的配偶。 - An identifying appellation signifying status or function: e.g. Mr. or General.
表明地位或功能的称呼;比如:先生或将军。 - This appellation pleased him.
这个称呼很中他的意。