Co oznacza name w języku angielskim i jaka jest definicja name?

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name znaczenie & definicja

0 the word or group of words that is used to refer to a person, thing, or place -- imię, nazwisko, nazwa
- What's your name?
- My name's Alexis.
- I can't remember the name of the street he lives on.
- He didn't mention her by name (= he did not say her name).
1 If bad things are done in the name of something, they are done in order to help that thing succeed. -- w imię czegoś
- So much blood has been spilt in the name of religion.
2 If things or people have a bad/good name, people have a bad/good opinion of them. -- zła /dobra sława lub reputacja, złe /dobre imię
- Their behaviour gives us all a bad name.
- They are trying to restore the good name of the school.
3 to use impolite or unpleasant words to describe someone -- przezywać kogoś , obrzucać kogoś wyzwiskami
4 to give someone or something a name -- nazywać
- [ + two objects ] We named our first son Mike.
- A young boy named Peter answered the phone.
5 to say what the name of someone or something is -- podawać nazwisko lub nazwę , identyfikować
- [ often passive ] The dead man has been named as John Kramer.
- She cannot be named for legal reasons.
6 to announce who has got a new job or won a prize -- mianować, wyznaczać
- [ + two objects ] She has been named manager of the new Edinburgh branch.
7 something that you say that means anything you say or choose -- co tylko chcesz , do wyboru do koloru
- I've never seen such a wide selection. You name it, they've got it.

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