moniker
英 [ˈmɒnɪkə(r)]
美 [ˈmɑːnɪkər]
n. 姓名; 名
过去式：monikered
COCA.17300
牛津词典
noun
- 姓名；名
a name
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT 名字；(尤指)曾用名；名称
Themonikerof a person or thing is their name, especially when they have changed it.- She's the author of three detective novels under the moniker of Janet Neel.
她是3本署名为珍妮特·尼尔的侦探小说的作者。
- She's the author of three detective novels under the moniker of Janet Neel.
英英释义
noun
- 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
双语例句
- Moniker is not accidental; the IBM Optim toolset spans the entire spectrum of the application life cycle ( Design, Develop, Deploy, Operate, Optimize, and Govern) for all IBM relational databases and some non-IBM database servers, too.
并不是偶然的；ibmoptim工具集涉及所有IBM关系数据库和一些非IBM数据库服务器应用程序的整个生命周期（设计、开发、部署、操作、优化和管理）。 - Now even the whole paycheck moniker may fall by the wayside.
如今，“全薪光”的绰号可能要成为过去了。 - Flibanserin has been widely touted as the "female Viagra," though the moniker is not quite accurate.
Flibanserin被广泛吹捧是“女用伟哥”，虽然这个名字并不十分准确。 - It did not take long for people here to adopt the moniker "Ivan the terrible".
人们很快就采纳了“可怕的伊万”这个绰号。 - Many white-collar workers commute every week between 2 cities, earning themselves the moniker, pendulum clan.
有很多白领每周往返于两座城市之间，这样的人群被形象地称为钟摆族。 - His classmates could scarcely have chosen a less apt moniker.
他的同学当然不会随便给人取个不相称的绰号。 - While the label sounds like nothing to brag about, it has become a popular moniker that has established itself as a cultural trend.
这个标签听上去不像是什么值得夸耀的事情，不过它已经成为一个文化思潮的流行绰号。 - , said a blogger with the moniker DC.
取名DC的博客作者表示。 - Even though using asynchronous JavaScript with JSON is gaining popularity, its use will likely retain the Ajax moniker for the simple fact that the acronym Ajaj is not as catchy.
尽管异步JavaScript和JSON技术的应用日益流行，但是它的广泛使用却使人们更多地记住了Ajax的名字，因为这样比较简单，而Ajaj作为一个缩写就没有这么容易记住了。 - Reference to the moniker that was built from.
生成的名字对象的引用。