Name as Meaning in English
expression
ˈneɪm/ /ˈæz/, /ˈɛz
NAYM-az, NAYM-ez
nˈeɪm/ /ˈæs
NAYM-as
释义
To officially or commonly give someone or something a particular name or title; to call someone or something by a specific name.
用法与细微差别
Used in both formal and informal contexts. Common with passive voice ('was named as') and in awards, titles, or positions ('named as manager'). Sometimes 'as' is optional ('named manager'). Not for naming pets/children—use 'name' followed by the name only ('They named her Emma').
Spanish: llamar como - nombrar comoPortuguese (BR): chamar de - nomear comoPortuguese (PT): chamar de - nomear comoChinese (Simplified): 称为 - 命名为Chinese (Traditional): 稱為 - 命名為Hindi: के रूप में नाम देना - के रूप में पुकारनाArabic: يسمّي بـ - يطلق علىBengali: নিযুক্ত করা - হিসেবে নামকরণ করা - ঘোষণা করাRussian: назначить как - назвать какJapanese: 〜として任命する - 〜と呼ぶVietnamese: bổ nhiệm là - gọi làKorean: ~로 임명하다 - ~라고 부르다Turkish: olarak atamak - olarak adlandırmakUrdu: کے طور پر نامزد کرنا - کے طور پر مقرر کرناIndonesian: menunjuk sebagai - menyebut sebagai
例句
He was named as the new manager.
basic
The committee named him as the winner.
basic
They named her as team captain.
basic
After months of speculation, he was finally named as the company's next CEO.
natural
She was named as one of the top ten scientists of the year.
natural
Why did they name the project as 'Phoenix'?
natural