nicknames

英 [ˈnɪkneɪmz]

美 [ˈnɪkneɪmz]

n.  绰号; 诨名; 外号
v.  给…起绰号
nickname的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 绰号;诨号;外号
  Anicknameis an informal name for someone or something.
  1. Red got his nickname for his red hair.
     “红毛”的绰号源于他的红头发。
• VERB 给…起绰号;把…俗称为
  If younicknamesomeone or something, you give them an informal name.
  1. When he got older I nicknamed him Little Alf...
     当他大一点时，我给他起了个“小阿尔夫”的绰号。
  2. Which newspaper was once nicknamed The Thunderer?
     哪家报纸一度被称为“怒吼者”？

双语例句

• Because when I was in school, that was one of my nicknames: Moon.
  因为我在学生时代有个昵称：月亮。
• Clarke, who gives all of her investments nicknames, calls it "the pink Palace".
  克拉克称之为“粉色宫殿”（thepinkpalace），她给她所有的投资项目都起了绰号。
• These two views display index specifications created for nicknames.
  这两个视图显示为昵称创建的索引规范。
• You can transform data by replicating to DB2 stored procedures that write to nicknames.
  您可以通过复制到写入别名的DB2存储过程来转换数据。
• An IRC Chat Room's list of who's there usually contains nicknames.
  IRC聊天室的一个列表中通常包含有成员的昵称。
• Simon had a number of nicknames, but at some stage he said he was like Teflon.
  西蒙有很多的昵称，但在某些阶段，他说他像“特富龙人”。
• We call them by their nicknames.
  我们以绰号叫他们。
• These are bad nicknames for a lease because they are easily reversed or mistyped.
  这对一个租赁合同来说是不好的别称，因为他们容易被颠倒或者出现打印错误。
• Father and son were given complimentary nicknames that acknowledged their formidable political connections in Beijing.
  这父子二人都被冠以赞美性质的绰号，显示出他们在北京强大的政治关系。
• They all had jokey nicknames.
  他们都有有趣的绰号。