nickname

英['nikneim]美['nikneim]

n.
绰号；诨名；外号
v.[T]
给...起绰号

名　词：nick'nam'er

同：	[n.] byname, cognomen, moniker, sobriquet [v.] dub

It wasn't hard to figure out how he got his nickname.
其实不难理解他是怎样得到这个绰号的。收藏
His immaculate appearance gave him the nickname of "The Dude" among some.
他那一尘不染的外表，使他在有些人之中赢得了“花花公子”的浑名。收藏
A certificate with the same nickname, as one being imported already exists in your Communicator database.
在"通信器"数据库中已经存在一个与要导入的证书具有相同别名的证书。收藏
He got the nickname `Fatty' on his first day at school and unfortunately the name stuck, ie has been used ever since
他第一天上学就得了一个绰号叫‘胖子’--倒霉的是从此就叫开了.收藏
The glaze of full-color porcelain shines with bright colors, and it has gained the nickname of artificial diamond.
颜色釉的釉面鲜艳夺目，五光十色，因其闪射宝石般的光辉而被誉为"人造宝石"。收藏

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a familiar name for a person (often a shortened version of a person's given name)
- Joe's mother would not use his nickname and always called him Joseph
- Henry's nickname was Slim
[同] cognomen, byname, moniker, nickname, sobriquet, soubriquet
a descriptive name for a place or thing
- the nickname for the U.S. Constitution is Old Ironsides'

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