柯林斯詞典nickname /?n?k?ne?m/ (nicknaming,nicknamed,nicknames) 1. N-COUNT A nickname is an informal name for someone or something. 綽號(hào) Red got his nickname for his red hair. “紅紅”因?yàn)樗募t頭發(fā)而得了這個(gè)綽號(hào)。2. V-T If you nickname someone or something, you give them an informal name. 給…起綽號(hào) When he got older I nicknamed him Little Alf. 他長大些后，我給他起了綽號(hào)“小阿爾夫”。 返回 nickname劍橋詞典an informal name for someone or something, especially a name that you are called by your friends or family , usually based on your real name or your character 外號(hào)；綽號(hào)；諢名 We always use the nickname Beth for our daughter Elizabeth. 我們總是把女兒伊麗莎白昵稱為“貝絲”。 "Darwin" was the nickname he was given at high school , because of his interest in science . 他上高中的時(shí)候外號(hào)叫“達(dá)爾文”，因?yàn)樗麑?duì)科學(xué)很感興趣。 例句 Do you have any nicknames?As a child , he was given the nickname 'Brackets' because of his bandy legs .We all had nicknames at school . 返回 nickname