NAME1 a person's name2 a name used by your friends and family that is not your real name3 a name that someone uses that is not their real name4 the name of a place, thing, product etc5 to have a particular name6 to give a name to someone or something7 to publicly announce the name of someone8 when you cannot remember or do not use the exact name9 someone whose name is not known10 when the name of someone or something is not suitableRELATED WORDSsee alsoSIGN YOUR NAME1 a person's name 一个人的名字name /neɪm/ [countable noun] What's your name? 你叫什么名字？ I'm not very good at remembering people's names. 我不是很擅长记人名。 His name is Raymond Ford. 他的名字叫雷蒙德·福特。full nameall your names 全名 Ayrton Senna's full name was Ayrton Senna da Silva. 艾尔顿·森纳的全名是艾尔顿·森纳·达·席尔瓦。sign your name She must have written to Laura without signing her name. 她写信给劳拉肯定没有署名。call somebody's name The doctor will call your name when he is ready to see you. 医生可以见你的时候会喊你的名字。mention somebody by name She didn't mention you by name, but I'm sure it was you she was talking about. 她没有指名道姓，但我肯定她是在说你。first namealsogiven nameAmerican /ˈfɜːʳst ˌneɪm, ˈgɪvən ˌneɪm/ [countable noun]the name that your parents choose for you when you are born, which in Western countries comes at the beginning of your full name 名字〔西方人名中位于最前面〕 Her first name is Liz. I don't know her surname. 她的名字是莉兹，我不知道她姓什么。 Fill out the form with your last name, followed by your given name. 在表格中填上你的姓，后面再写名字。Christian name /ˈkrɪstʃən ˌneɪm/ [countable noun]someone's first name, or the name that Christian parents choose for a baby when they christen it 名字；教名〔洗礼时所取名字〕 My mother's Christian name was Mary. 我母亲的教名叫玛丽。middle namealsosecond nameBritish /ˈmɪdl ˌneɪm, ˈsekənd ˌneɪm/ [countable noun]the name that comes between your first and last names 中间名〔名和姓之间的名字〕 John F. Kennedy's middle name was Fitzgerald. 约翰·F.肯尼迪的中间名是菲茨杰拉德。 Vicki won't tell anyone her second name. 薇姬不肯告诉任何人她的中间名。last name/surname /ˈlɑːst ˌneɪmǁˈlæst-, ˈsɜːʳneɪm,/ [countable noun]your last name, which is the same as your parents’ name 姓，姓氏 I know his first name, but I can't remember his last name. 我记得他的名字，但不记得他的姓。 Smith is the most common English surname. 史密斯是英语中最常见的姓氏。maiden name /ˈmeɪdn ˌneɪm/ [countable noun]the surname that a woman had before she was married 〔女子的〕婚前姓，娘家姓 My mother kept her maiden name when she got married.did not change her name to her husband's name我母亲结婚时保留了婚前的姓。family name /ˈfæməli ˌneɪm/ [countable noun]the name that is shared by all the members of the same family 〔同一家庭的成员共有的〕姓，家族姓氏 Joseph Conrad's original family name was Korzeniowski. 约瑟夫·康拉德本姓科热日尼奥夫斯基。carry on the family nameto pass on your family name to your children 继承姓氏 He died leaving no children to carry on the family name. 他死后没有留下孩子继承家族姓氏。initials /ɪˈnɪʃəlz/ [plural noun]the first letters of each of your names 姓名的首字母 There's no need to write out your full name. Just your initials will do. 不需要写全名，首字母就可以了。 a suitcase marked with the initials JR 上面标有首字母JR的旅行箱title /ˈtaɪtl/ [countable noun]a word such as Mrs, Miss, Ms, Mr, Dr, or Professor that you put before your name 〔位于人名前的〕称呼，称谓 The title ‘Ms’ became much more popular in the 1980s. 20世纪80年代，“女士”的称呼较以前大为普及。2 a name used by your friends and family that is not your real name 朋友和家人称呼你的名字，但不是你真正的名字nickname /ˈnɪkneɪm/ [countable noun]a name given to someone by their friends or family, which is not their real name and is often chosen because of something about their appearance or behaviour 外号，绰号 At school, her nickname was Carrots because of her red hair. 学校里，她外号叫“胡萝卜”，因为她长着红头发。earn somebody a nicknamecause someone to have a particular nickname 使某人获得一个外号 His black cloak earned him the nickname ‘Dracula’. 他的黑斗篷使他得了个“吸血鬼”的外号。pet name /ˈpet ˌneɪm/ [countable noun]a name you call someone who you like very much, for example your boyfriend or a young child in your family 爱称，昵称 Her pet name for him is Tiger. 她给他起了个爱称叫“阿虎”。 She had pet names for all her grandchildren -- Curly, Longlegs, and Coco. 她给所有的孙子孙女都起了爱称——鬈毛、长脚、椰子。3 a name that someone uses that is not their real name 某人使用的假名false name /ˌfɔːls ˈneɪm/ [countable noun]a name that someone uses instead of their real name, so that people will not find out who they really are 假名 None of them had ever heard of Giles Williams, which was clearly a false name. 没人听说过贾尔斯·威廉斯这个人，那显然是个假名。give/use a false name It is illegal to give a false name to your employer. 向雇主提供假名是非法的。under a false nameusing a false name 用假名 The woman was a foreigner travelling under a false name. 那女人是个外国人，用假名四处旅行。stage name /ˈsteɪdʒ ˌneɪm/ [countable noun]the name used by an actor, singer etc instead of their real name 〔演员、歌手等的〕艺名 Greta Garbo was the stage name of Greta Gustavson, born in Stockholm in 1905. 葛丽泰·嘉宝是葛丽泰·古斯塔夫森的艺名，她1905年她出生于斯德哥尔摩。pseudonym /ˈsjuːdənɪmǁˈsuːdn-ɪm/ [countable noun]a name used by someone, especially a writer, instead of their real name 〔尤指作家所用的〕笔名，化名，假名 ‘Saki’ was the pseudonym of the writer H.H.Monroe. “萨基”是作家HH.门罗的笔名。under the pseudonymusing the pseudonym 用笔名 Morton wrote a weekly column in ‘The Daily Telegraph' under the pseudonym ’Beachcomber'. 莫顿用“海滨拾荒者”的笔名在《每日电讯报》上写每周专栏。pen name /ˈpen neɪm/ [countable noun]a name used by a writer instead of their real name 〔作家所用的〕笔名 The name Voltaire was in fact a pen name -- his real name was Francois Marie Arouet. 伏尔泰实际上是个笔名——他真名叫弗朗索瓦·马里·阿鲁埃。under the pen nameusing the pen name 用笔名 She wrote her novels under the pen name George Eliot, because the publishers would not accept a manuscript written by a woman. 她用笔名乔治·艾略特写小说，因为出版商不愿意接受女子的来稿。alias /ˈeɪliəs/ [preposition]a word meaning ‘also known as’, used when giving someone's real name, together with a different name they also use or are known by, especially because they are a criminal 又名，化名〔尤指罪犯〕 Carlos, alias "The Jackal', is wanted by police in several countries. 卡斯，别名“胡狼”，在好几个国家里被警方通缉。 We were introduced to Mrs Taylor, alias Meg Dods, author of the Housewife's Manual. 我们经介绍认识了泰勒夫人，泰勒夫人又名梅格·多兹，是《家庭主妇指南》的作者。alias [countable noun] Roberts is known to use a number of aliases, including Bill Smith, Paul Williams, and even Count Von Blixenburg. 据知罗伯茨用过许多化名，包括比尔·史密斯、保罗·威廉斯，甚至冯·布利克森堡伯爵。aka/a.k.a. /ˌeɪ keɪ ˈeɪ/an abbreviation meaning ‘also known as’, used when giving someone's real name together with a different name that they use or are known by, especially because they are a criminal 又名，亦称〔also known as的缩写；尤指罪犯〕 Standing there in front of me was Peter Downs, a.k.a. ‘The Leithgate Strangler’. 站在我面前的是彼得·唐斯，又名“莱斯门的杀手”。under an assumed name /ʌndər ən əˌsjuːmd ˈneɪmǁ-əˌsuːmd-/ [adverb]if you do somethingunder an assumed name, you do it using a name that is not your real name, especially in order to do it dishonestly or secretly 用化名〔尤为了做不诚实或秘密的事〕 He had rented a car under an assumed name. 他用化名租了一辆汽车。 She entered the private clinic under an assumed name, but the press still managed to find out. 她用化名进了一家私人诊所，可媒体还是设法知道了。go by the name of /ˌgəʊ baɪ ðə ˈneɪm ɒv/ [verb phrase]if someonegoes by the name of something, they tell people that this is their name, when in fact it is not 自称是 Herbert always hated his original name, so he went by the name of David. 赫伯特一直不喜欢自己的原名，所以就跟人家说他叫戴维。 The photographs resembled a man who lived in New York and went by the name of Ivan Denisovich. 这些照片看起来像一名住在纽约、自称是伊凡·丹尼索维奇的男子。under the name of something /ˌʌndəʳ ðə ˈneɪm əv something/ [adverb]using a different name from your real name 用…的名字〔指不用真名〕 They registered at the hotel under the name of Smith. 他们用史密斯这个名字在旅馆里登记。 Bollard set up a company under the name of Mr M. Roberts. 伯拉德以M.罗伯茨先生这个名字登记成立了一家公司。4 the name of a place, thing, product etc 地方、物品、产品等的名字name /neɪm/ [countable noun] I've forgotten the name of the street where she lives. 我忘了她所住那条街的街名了。get its name from something The village of Furnace got its name from the local industries of silver and iron smelting. 火炉村因当地冶炼银和铁的工业而得名。the Chinese/French etc name for something The Chinese name for this plant means ‘cat's ears’. 这种植物的中文名的意思是“猫耳朵”。title /ˈtaɪtl/ [countable noun]the name of a book, film, play, painting etc 〔书、电影、戏剧、绘画等的〕名称；题目，标题 I've read one of her books, but I can't remember the title. 我看过她的一本书，不过记不起书名了。 What's the title of this week's assignment? 这个星期的作业题目是什么?under the title The film was released in the UK under the title ‘Maybe Baby’. 这部电影用《宝贝喜临门》为片名在英国发行。place name /ˈpleɪs ˌneɪm/ [countable noun]the name of a place such as a town or an area of a country 地名 In this part of the US many of the place names are of French origin. 美国这一地区的许多地名都源自法语。code name /ˈkəʊd ˌneɪm/ [countable noun]a secret name for something such as a military plan that you do not want other people to know about 〔军事计划等的〕代号 Operation Overlord was the code name of the Normandy landing which took place in June 1944. “霸王行动”是1944年6月诺曼底登陆的代号。brand name /ˈbrænd ˌneɪm/ [countable noun]the name given to a product by the company that makes it, often including the name of the company itself 商品名，商标名 Our customers prefer goods with brand names, such as Levis or Adidas. 我们的顾客喜欢名牌产品，如李维斯或阿迪达斯。proper nounalsoproper name /ˈprɒpəʳ ˌnaʊn, ˈprɒpəʳ ˌneɪmǁˈprɑː-/ [countable noun]the name of a person, place, or organization, usually written with a capital letter at the beginning - used when talking about grammar 专有名词〔首字母常用大写，谈及语法时使用〕 Dictionaries don't usually list proper names. 字典一般不收录专有名词。 Chicago, Stephen and Mount Everest are all proper nouns. 芝加哥、斯蒂芬和珠穆朗玛峰都是专有名词。5 to have a particular name 叫某个名字somebody's name is something /somebodyˈs ˈneɪm ɪz something/ Hi! My name's Ted. I'm from Florida. 嗨，我名叫特德，来自佛罗里达。 ‘Who's that man over there?’ ‘His name is Lucio Mannonetti and he owns the company.’ “那人是谁？”“他名字叫卢乔·玛诺内蒂，是公司的老板。be called /biː ˈkɔːld/ [verb phrase]to have a particular name - use this about a person, thing, or place 名叫，名为〔用于人、物或地方〕 There's someone called Russell on the phone for you. 有个叫拉塞尔的人打电话找你。 What's the new teacher called? 新来的老师叫什么名字？ They are in favour of what is called ‘sustainable development’. 他们支持大家所称的“可持续发展”。 It was scarcely big enough to be called a school - it was more like a garage. 这样的规模简直不能称之为学校—那更像是一个车库。be named /biː ˈneɪmd/ [verb phrase]someone whois named Paul, Jane etc has the name Paul, Jane etc 名叫 Their new baby is named Caroline. 他们的新生宝宝名叫卡罗琳。 She went to the movies with some guy named Rudi. 她和一个叫鲁迪的人去看电影。be known as /biː ˈnəʊn æz/ [verb phrase]if someone or somethingis known as a particular name, that is the name that people call them, although it is not their real name 被叫做〔但不是真名〕 This area is known as Little Odessa because there are a lot of Russians living there. 这个地方被称为“小敖德萨”，因为住着许多俄罗斯人。be known to somebody as something He was known to his friends as Rambo. 他的朋友都叫他兰博。be better known as something William Shatner is better known as Captain Kirk. 威廉·沙特纳更为人熟悉的名字是柯克船长。be entitled /biː ɪnˈtaɪtld/ [verb phrase]if a book, play, film, painting etcis entitled something, that is its name 〔书、剧本、电影、画作等〕题为，名为 Her first published novel was entitled ‘Rivers of Passion’. 她发表的第一部小说叫《激情的河流》。 Biko contributed a column to the student newspaper which was entitled ‘I Write What I Like’. 比科为学生报写专栏，题为《我写我爱》。go by the name of /ˌgəʊ baɪ ðə ˈneɪm ɒv/ [verb phrase]to be called something, use this especially when you are giving another better-known name for something 以…为名〔尤用于给出更常见的名称〕 This kind of chilli powder sometimes goes by the name of cayenne pepper. 这种辣椒粉有时被叫做卡宴红辣椒粉。 The mixture of fish, rice and eggs goes by the name of kedgeree in most restaurants. 这种用鱼、大米和鸡蛋混合做成的东西在多数的餐厅里都叫做印度什锦烩饭。be termed /biː ˈtɜːʳmd/ [verb phrase]to be called by a particular name - used especially in scientific or technical contexts 被称做〔尤用于科技方面〕 This process, in which liquid metal is poured into moulds, is usually termed die-casting. 把金属熔液倒入铸模的这个过程通常被称做压铸。6 to give a name to someone or something 给某人或某物起名call /kɔːl/ [transitive verb]call somebody Paul/Jane etc My mother wanted to call me Yuri. 我母亲想把我叫做尤里。 Guidebooks call Chicago ‘The Windy City’. 旅游书上称芝加哥为“风城”。 This is what psychologists call ‘body language’. 这就是心理学家所谓的“身体语言”。name /neɪm/ [transitive verb]to officially give someone or something a name 给…正式起名，命名 Have they named the baby yet? 他们给宝宝起名字了没有?name somebody Paul/Jane etc We named our daughter Sarah. 我们给女儿起名叫萨拉。name somebody/something after somebodyalso name somebody/something for somebodyAmerican Bill was named after his father. 比尔以他父亲的名字命名。 The new building is going to be named for Ronald Reagan. 这幢新大楼将以罗纳德·里根的名字命名。christen /ˈkrɪsən/ [verb phrase]to give a baby its name at a Christian religious ceremony 给〔婴儿〕取教名christen somebody Paul/Jane etc They christened him Patrick John. 他们给他起了教名，叫帕特里克·约翰。 She was christened Jessica, but everyone calls her Jess. 她的教名是杰茜卡，但大家都叫她杰丝。rename /riːˈneɪm/ [transitive verb]to give something a new and different name 给…重新命名 You can rename, delete, or copy files very easily. 把档案重新命名、删除或复制都非常容易。rename something something New Amsterdam was renamed New York in the 17th Century. 新阿姆斯特丹于17世纪改名为纽约。7 to publicly announce the name of someone 公布某人的名字name /neɪm/ [transitive verb]to publicly say who someone is, by telling people his or her name 公开…的名字 She refused to name the father of her child. 她不肯公开孩子父亲的名字。name somebody as somebody Police have named the dead woman as Annabel Thomas. 警方公布了死者的名字，是安娜贝尔·托马斯。identify /aɪˈdentɪfaɪ, aɪˈdentəfaɪ/ [transitive verb]to officially recognize someone and say that you know who they are, for example in order to help the police 〔如帮助警方〕指认，认出 The victim identified her attacker in court. 受害者当庭指认了行凶者。 Greg had to identify the body of his wife. 格雷格无奈地辨认妻子的尸体。8 when you cannot remember or do not use the exact name 记不起或不使用确切的名字what's-his-name/what's-her-name /ˈwɒts ɪz ˌneɪm, ˈwɒts ɜːʳ ˌneɪm/ [noun phrase]spoken informalsay this when you cannot remember someone's name 【口，非正式】那个叫什么来着〔记不起某人名字时说〕 She was with what's-his-name - you know, the one who wears orange jeans. 她和那个叫什么来着在一起—你知道，就是那个穿橙色牛仔裤的人。 Send the report to what's-her-name in Accounting. 把这份报告发给会计部的那个叫什么来着。so-and-so /ˈsəʊ ənd səʊ/ [noun phrase]an expression meaning a particular person, used especially when you are mentioning someone that another person often talks about, and their actual name is not important 某某人，谁谁〔尤用于提及某人经常说起的人，具体名字并不重要〕 Whenever you ask her about anything it's always ‘so-and-so says this’, or ‘so-and-so says that’ -- she never gives her own honest opinion. 每次问她什么事情，她总说“某某人这样说”，或者“某某人那样说”—她从来不坦白说出自己的想法。 They're always gossiping about so-and-so having an affair with so-and-so. 他们总是在说三道四，说哪个人和哪个人私通。what's-its-namealsowhatsitespecially British/whatchamacallitAmerican /ˈwɒts ɪts ˌneɪm, ˈwɒtsɪt, ˈwɒːtʃəməˌkɔːlɪtǁˈwɑːt-/ [noun phrase]spoken informalsay this when you cannot remember the name of something 【口，非正式】那个叫什么来着〔记不起某物名字时说〕 What you need is a what's-its-name ... a torque wrench. 你需要的是那个叫什么来着·…一把转矩扳手。 Did you see that boy with the whatsit round his head? 你看到那个头上戴着什么来着的男孩吗? ‘I'm going to have a whatchamacallit when I have a baby’ - ‘What, you mean an epidural?’ “我生孩子的时候要用那种叫什么来着。”“什么，你是说无痛分娩吗？”thingamijigalsothingyBritish /ˈθɪŋəmɪdʒɪg, ˈθɪŋəmədʒɪg, ˈθɪŋi/ [countable noun]informala small object that does a particular job, whose name you have forgotten or do not know 【非正式】那个什么东西 They have to use a special thingamijig to undo the nuts. 他们不得不用一个专门的什么东西敲开这些坚果。 What's that plastic thingy called? 那个塑料的玩意儿是什么？doodad/doohickey /ˈduːdæd, ˈduːˌhɪki/ [countable noun]Americana small object whose name you have forgotten or do not know 【美】〔想不起名字或不知道名字的〕小东西，小玩意儿 She kept pressing the buttons on the remote control doodad. 她不停按着那个遥控东西上的按钮。 What's this little doohickey for? 这小玩意是干什么用的？such and such /ˈsʌtʃ ən ˌsʌtʃ/ [noun phrase]an expression meaning a particular thing, used instead of giving examples of what you are talking about 这样那样的东西 Americans are very proud of their country -- they're always saying that such and such is the biggest in the whole world. 美国人很为自己的国家感到骄傲—他们总是在说这样那样的东西是全世界最大的。such and such a person/place etc You can say to me, I want such and such a photographer, and I'll try to get them for you. 你可以告诉我，我需要这样那样的摄影师，我会想办法帮你去找的。9 someone whose name is not known 不知道名字的某人anonymous /əˈnɒnɪməs, əˈnɒnəməsǁəˈnɑː-/ [adjective]someone who isanonymous does something without saying what their name is, or their name is not known 匿名的；不知名的 The writer of the poem is anonymous. 这首诗的作者不详。an anonymous donorsomeone who gives something but does not say publicly who they are 匿名捐赠者 $50,000 has been given to the charity by an anonymous donor from Utah. 一位犹他州人匿名捐献五万美元给该慈善机构。anonymous letter/phone callfrom someone who does not say their name 匿名信/电话 I received anonymous phone calls warning me not to go to the police about what I'd seen. 我接到一个匿名电话，警告我不要向警方报告我所看见的情况。somebody wishes to remain anonymous One source, who wished to remain anonymous, said that he had seen the woman go into his room. 有个不愿透露姓名的人说，他看到那女人进了他的房间。anonymously [adverb] He sent the documents anonymously to a local newspaper. 他匿名把文件寄给了当地一家报社。anonymity /ˌænəˈnɪmɪti, ˌænəˈnɪməti/ [uncountable noun] If you are needed as a witness, your anonymity will be guaranteed we will promise that your name will not be made known to other people. 如果我们需要你出庭作证，就保证不会公开你的姓名。unnamed /ˌʌnˈneɪmd◂/ [adjective]anunnamed person is someone whose name has not been made known publicly 不知其名的；未提及名字的；没有公开姓名的 An unnamed bidder paid $23 million for the painting. 一位没有公开姓名的出价人用2,300万美元买了这幅画。 The newspaper received the information from an unnamed source. 报社是从一位匿名人士那儿得到的消息。unidentified /ˌʌnaɪˈdentɪfaɪd◂, ˌʌnaɪˈdentəfaɪd◂/ [adjective]anunidentified person is someone whose name is not known because police or government officials have been unable to find out who they are, or have not said who they are 身份不明的 Five men were wounded by an unidentified gunman in Belfast city centre yesterday. 昨天在贝尔法斯特市中心，五名男子被一个身份不明的持枪歹徒打伤。 The three bodies found in the river remain unidentified. 河里发现的三具尸体仍然身份不明。 An unidentified caller contacted the police and gave the names of the men involved in the robbery. 一位不明身份的人打电话跟警方联系，告诉他们参与抢劫者的名字。incognito /ˌɪnkɒgˈniːtəʊǁˌɪnkɑːg-/ [adverb]if a famous person goes somewhereincognito, they go there without telling people who they are 〔名人隐姓埋名地，隐瞒身份地 He tried to go incognito but his bizarre disguise made him stand out even more. 他试图隐匿身份，但是他那身奇怪的乔装打扮却使他更显眼了。unknown /ˌʌnˈnəʊn◂/ [adjective]anunknown person is someone whose name is not known because you do not know them or because they are not famous 不知其名的；不出名的 She said the flowers were from an unknown admirer. 她说这些花是一个不知名的爱慕者送的。 We met near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. 我们在无名战士墓地附近碰头。unknown to Most of the stars in the movie are unknown to US audiences. 这部电影里的大多数明星都不为美国观众所熟悉。nameless /ˈneɪmləs/ [adjective]anameless person is one of many people who are not famous and whose names are not generally known 无名的，不知名的 No one gives much thought to the nameless millions who work in our factories. 没有人仔细想过我们工厂里数百万默默无闻的工人。 the nameless victims of the nation's civil war 国家内战中无名的受害者10 when the name of someone or something is not suitable 某人或某物的名字不合适so-called /ˌsəʊ ˈkɔːld◂/ [adjective only before noun]a word used to describe someone or something that has been given a name that you think is wrong 所谓的 I went to see the playwright's so-called masterpiece and was very disappointed by it. 我去看了该剧作家那部所谓的代表作，感到非常失望。 A lot has been written in recent years about the so-called ‘male menopause’. 近年来有许多有关所谓的“男性更年期”的著作。misnomer /mɪsˈnəʊməʳ/ [countable noun]formala name that is not correct or does not seem suitable 【正式】错误的名字；不恰当的名字 The Palace of Justice - a terrible misnomer - was set on fire by the workers. 正义殿—一个多么不恰当的名字—被工人放火烧了。be something of a misnomer The term ‘black-headed gull’ is something of a misnomer, since the bird's head is actually brown. 叫“黑头鸥”有点欠妥，因为这种鸟的头部实际上是棕色的。nominal /ˈnɒmɪnəl, ˈnɒmənəlǁˈnɑː-/ [adjective]having the name of a job or position in society, but not actually doing that job or having the responsibilities that go with it 名义上的，有名无实的 It's fairly clear that he is only the nominal head of the local party -- in fact he's got no authority at all. 很明显他只是这个地方政党名义上的领袖—实际上他一点权力也没有。 The daughter had all the brains and did all the accounts -- the son was just the nominal boss of the business. 女儿非常聪明，所有账务都由她来处理—儿子只是公司名义上的老板。in name only /ɪn ˌneɪm ˈəʊnli/ [adverb]having a name or title, but not having the qualities or character that go with that name 只是在名义上 It's a revolutionary party in name only -- in fact it's quite conservative. 这只是个名义上的革命党一—实际上它很保守。 He will be my husband in name only - he knows I'm really in love with you. 他将只是我名义上的丈夫—他知道我很爱你。self-styled /ˈself staɪld/ [adjective]use this about someone who gives himself or herself a particular title that you think they do not deserve and do not have a right to 自称的，自封的，自命的 The self-styled Leader of the New Republic refused all attempts at negotiation by the former government. 新共和国自封的领导人拒绝前政府的一切谈判要求。 These self-styled complementary therapists make a fortune out of preying on the gullibility of often very sick people. 这些自命为辅助治疗专家的人，利用患重病之人容易轻信别人的弱点，大发横财。