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Name names Meaning in English

expression

ˈneɪm/ /ˈneɪmz
NAYM NAYMZ
nˈeɪm/ /nˈeɪmz
NAYM NAYMZ

释义

To say the specific names of people involved in something, especially when identifying who did something wrong or secret.

用法与细微差别

Usually informal or semi-formal. Often used when someone refuses to 'name names' to avoid getting others in trouble. Can carry a negative or accusatory tone. Common in legal, investigative, and gossip contexts.

例句

She refused to name names when asked who cheated.

basic

The journalist would not name names in her article.

basic

If you know who is responsible, please name names.

basic

He hinted at corruption but refused to name names on live TV.

natural

Nobody wanted to name names for fear of losing friends.

natural

Let’s not name names, but someone left a huge mess in the kitchen.

natural