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Name

(n)
UK
neɪm
US
neɪm
Definition: A word or set of words by which a person or thing is known, addressed, or referred to.
Meaning: Tên, danh tiếng
Very Common
How to use "Name" vocabulary in sentence (example)

Walmart stores located internationally do not always use the name Walmart.

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This enterprise soon took off, and over time it evolved into the Airbnb we have today, with a little cheeky nod to its birth all those years ago, still in its name.

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The brand later expanded to the United States under an Americanized version of the name: Dannon.

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Its name translates to cooked cream, but it is actually not cooked that much.

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A Sprite is also the name for a type of small goblin, which was also the focus of one of the UK's more memorable Sprite adverts.

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It has to be that good if the big boys of the smartphone world are even using it, including Google, HTC, LG and Samsung to name a few.

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Andy Rubin, Android's Co-creator, was responsible for the name choice.

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Whilst at Apple, Andy was given the name for his love of robots.

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The name football comes from the two words 'foot' and 'ball'.

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To recognize his success, eBay even made a special shooting star icon to put alongside his name on eBay.

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Gradually, at the time of Ming and Qing dynasties, the cake got transformed to rolls and the name changed from spring dish to spring rolls.

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In comparison, the USA's Statue of Liberty is only 306 feet tall, so it's safe to say the new piece of art work has already etched its name into Bali history!

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Its name comes from lap, as it was deemed to be placed on a person's lap when being used.

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In English, Mars carries a name of the Roman god of war.

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An "entanglement of kittens" is another name, as it's often hard to tell where one kitten ends and another begins when they're playing!

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Upon its safe return it was decided that it deserved an actual name, and so it was named Félicette, after the popular cartoon character Felix the Cat.

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Otter poop has such a unique smell that it has even ended up with its own name - spraint.

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The name "Hoi an" was adopted in 1595 by Nguyen hoang, who saw the commercial potential of the port city.

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The very name credit card suggests that you don't have enough money to pay for whatever you use the credit card to buy.

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Its official name is Seoul Special City.

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Throughout its history, Seoul was known by a number of different names, and the name Seoul itself is believed to have originated from the Korean word for the capital city, Seoraneol.

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The name Seoul is interesting, however, because it has no matching Chinese characters.

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Instead, a Chinese name for the city, which sounds similar, has recently been chosen.

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His name was Einstein.

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The bald eagle takes its name from the fact it has a white head while the rest of its body is brown.

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Virtual reality (often just called Vr) is the name for computer technology that makes a person feel like they are somewhere else.

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It was a collective name for steamed breads, grilled flatbreads, noodles, and various dumplings.

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The name of Granny Smith is also associated with this food.

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The city's name, originally Maynilad, is derived from that of the nilad plant, the name was shortened first to Maynila and then to its present form.

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It went by the name Shuttlecock and Battledore.

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One of the original ideas for a name was "FriendStalker.".

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While Twitter definitely allows you to "stalk" friends and celebrities by scrolling through their posts and seeing what they've been talking about, it could have been a completely different brand had the name "FriendStalker" won in the end.

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The name had been suggested by Evan Williams, one of the co-founders of Twitter.

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Even people who use Twitter on a regular basis may not know that the name of the blue bird is Larry.

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Although Twitter's beginnings were back in 2006, Larry's name wasn't actually confirmed until early 2012.

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While people had questioned and speculated about whether Larry the bird had a name or not, it was confirmed in a tweet by Ryan Sarver, a Twitter manager.

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The "Fail Whale" was the name given to the page which used to show on the screen when servers had been overloaded.

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Banh mi first came to Vietnam through French soldiers during the French colonization with the name 'baguette', but Vietnamese Banh mi usually has a fluffier texture and crispier crust than the French baguette due to the baking tools and techniques used.

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Besides, Vietnamese also have another name for the new baguette: "Banh mi".

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Its name literally means bread wheat.

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Together, the collective name for them is "peafowl".

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1946 was a pivotal year for Marilyn, she divorced her young husband and changed her name from, the boring, Norma Baker to the more glamorous Marilyn Monroe (a combination of a 20's star Marilyn Miller with Monroe, her mother's maiden name.).

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It was this that made her the most recognisable name in world fashion.

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Andes Candies were called "Andy's Candies," after creator George Andrew Kanelos but it was changed after men didn't want to buy their partners chocolates with another man's name.

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The man who created the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup was a farmer, by the name of Harry Burnett Reese, who was a former shipping foreman and dairy farmer for Milton Snavely Hershey, the founder of Hershey's chocolate.

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The main difference between the two is that turtle is the name given to water dwellers and tortoise is the name given to land dwellers.

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The doughnuts get their name from Hanson Gregory, who "put hazelnuts or walnuts in the center, where the dough might not cook through".

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The name for a doughnut shape is a toroid.

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Ten people in the United States have the last name Doughnut or Donut.

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Ninety-five people have the name Longjohn (the name of a long doughnut).

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The name of the city is a Cantonese phrase that translates to fragrance harbor.

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Initially, Instagram was called Codename, but the name changed to Instagram before it was launched.

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The name Instagram comes from a mashing of "instant camera" and "telegram.".

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The name "Machu Picchu" means "Old Mountain".

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This makes you wonder whether it was originally called this, or whether its name was lost over the ages and replaced with the nearest geological landmark.

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A lesser known fact, though, is that he was actually led there by a Peruvian guide by the name of Melchor Arteaga.

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It has this name because Petra was carved into the red-rose limestone of Wadi Musa .

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The Pagani Huayra BC gets its name from the Incan God of Wind, Huayra.

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A 50th anniversary creation, this venomous vehicle doesn't have any issue living up to its name, just looking at the rear is enough to realize this.

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However, modern cheesecake is not usually classified as a cake, despite the name.

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I believe the name “New York Cheesecake” came from the fact that New Yorkers referred to the cheesecakes made in New York as “New York Cheesecake".

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The brand wasn't originally known as Adidas, which is a portmanteau of the founder's named Adi Dassler, but was started under the name Gebrüder Dassler Schuhfabrik in 1924.

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Designer Jeremy Scott, who now has a full line of Adidas sneakers bearing his name, began his collaboration with the brand many years prior when Adidas produced a version of its Forum Hi sneaker with the designer's face on it.

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The name Adidas came about after Dassler and his brother had a dispute.

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Dassler decided to stick with the name Adidas and made the brand official in 1949.

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Samsung means three stars in Korean, Lee Byung-Chull Samsung founder decided to use the name after his vision for a company as everlasting as the stars.

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An "entanglement of kittens" is another name, as it's often hard to tell where one kitten ends and another begins when they're playing!

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Patented by Forrest Mars (yes, he was the son of the founder of Mars chocolate) and later co-owned by Bruce Murrie, the name of the chocolate product was derived from these two men.

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They combined their surnames and used the initials to create the household name that we know and love today.

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Today if I ask anyone to name me an electrical or mobile brand, I'd bet that over half of those people would give Samsung as an answer.

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Apparently, the view was so disappointing that there was no better name for it.

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You won't find it in Australia, but you will find the same fast-food chain but under the name of Hungry Jack's.

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In California in 2003, Andy Rubin, Nick Sears and Chris White founded Android Inc Andy Rubin, Android's Co-creator, was responsible for the name choice.

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In comparison, the USA's Statue of Liberty is only 306 feet tall, so it's safe to say the new piece of art work has already etched its name into Bali history!

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Otter poop has such a unique smell that it has even ended up with its own name - spraint.

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The name "Hoi an" was adopted in 1595 by Nguyen hoang, who saw the commercial potential of the port city.

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The very name credit card suggests that you don't have enough money to pay for whatever you use the credit card to buy.

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The city's name, originally Maynilad, is derived from that of the nilad plant, the name was shortened first to Maynila and then to its present form.

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The badminton name came from an estate called Badminton House in Gloucestershire, England.

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Contrary to urban legend, Jagermeister does not contain elk blood, however the founder was an avid hunter, and the name Jagermeister literally translates to "hunt master".

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The doughnuts get their name from Hanson Gregory, who "put hazelnuts or walnuts in the center, where the dough might not cook through".

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I believe the name "New York Cheesecake" came from the fact that New Yorkers referred to the cheesecakes made in New York as "New York Cheesecake".

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