a person's nickname
绰号。
" mid 17th cent.: French, originally in the sense ‘tap under the chin', of unknown origin. "
n. 绰号
I don't remember his real name, but I do remember his sobriquet.
我不记得他的真名,但是记得他的外号。
I don't like being called by my sobriquet.
我不喜别人叫我的绰号。
John gave me a funny sobriquet.
约翰给我起了个搞笑的绰号。
From his staff he earned the sobriquet "Mumbles."
他的员工们给了他“嘟囔”的绰号。
The team acquired the sobriquet Jail Blazers.
球队得到一个新绰号“监狱者”。
Permit me then, in lieu of the more commonplace sobriquet.
请允许我用不那么平庸的方式。
In Paris he was rewarded with the sobriquet of an "ultra-liberal".
在巴黎,他被冠以“超自由主义者”的绰号。
Daniel Webster's relentless gaze and commanding presence earned him the sobriquet "Black Dan."
丹尼尔·韦伯斯特冷酷的目光和威严的表情让他赢得了“黑丹尼尔”的绰号。
a person's nickname
绰号。
" mid 17th cent.: French, originally in the sense ‘tap under the chin', of unknown origin. "