英:[ˈsəʊbrɪkeɪ]
美:[ˈsoʊbrɪkeɪ]
英:[ˈsəʊbrɪkeɪ]
美:[ˈsoʊbrɪkeɪ]
复数:sobriquets
Noun
1. 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"
"绰号",1640年代,源自法语 sobriquet "nickname",来自法语 soubriquet(15世纪),也指“笑话,俏皮话”,据说字面意思是“下巴底下的轻拍”[Gamillscheg]; 这个词的起源不详(第一个元素可能来自拉丁语 sub “下面”)。
French
The first known use of sobriquet was in 1646
social1 of 2adjective
devoted to or engaged in for sociability my social life
social events
sociable entry 1 sense 1
of or relating to human society
social institutions
tending to form cooperative relationships with others
we are social beings
living or growing by nature in groups or communities
bees are social insects
of, relating to, or based on rank in a particular society
not accepted as their social equal
of or relating to fashionable society
a social leader
social2 of 2noun
a friendly gathering usually for a special reason
an ice cream social
sociable1 of 2adjective
likely to seek or enjoy companionship : affable, friendly
sociable people
leading to friendliness or pleasant social relations
sociable2 of 2noun
social entry 2
sociable1 of 2adjective
likely to seek or enjoy companionship : affable, friendly
sociable people
leading to friendliness or pleasant social relations
sociable2 of 2noun
social entry 2
sociabilitynoun
the quality or state of being sociable : affability
the act or an instance of being sociable
soccernoun
a football game with 11 players on a side in which a round ball is advanced by kicking it or by hitting it with any part of the body except the hands and arms
sob1 of 2verb
to weep especially with short gasping sounds
to bring to a specified state by sobbing
sobbed myself to sleep
to make a sound like that of sobbing
the wind sobbed through the trees
to utter with sobs
sobbed out their story
sob2 of 2noun
an act of sobbing
a sound of or like that of sobbing
sobriquetnoun
a descriptive name or phrase : nickname
1 On a more downmarket show, you wouldn't use a word like "sobriquet", but University Challenge likes long, wordy questions – a contestant who thinks they're smart will butt in and give the wrong answer.
2 This provoked widespread debate about the role of intellectual property and earned Land the sobriquet “Champion of Patents”.
3 Martin refer to the conservative activists with the mocking sobriquet "sad puppies."
4 It was my husband’s Aunt Rifka who pinned the Space Age sobriquet on them.
5 Graham gives a candid account of her development from a dutiful daughter and wife to the “Iron Lady,” a sobriquet, we see, that owed more to the sexism of the day than to her character.
6 So began a long career photographing death, carnage and human suffering, often close up and in colour – a style that earned him a new sobriquet: "the Mexican Weegee".
7 At 54 Below, a club that has earned its sobriquet “Broadway’s Supper Club,” the ingenuous heartthrob Jeremy Jordan from “Bonnie and Clyde,” “Smash” and “The Last Five Years” continues an engagement through July 3.
8 Sensual minimalism might seem oxymoronic, but if there is a signature style of our era, that may be its proper sobriquet.
9 Richard Johnson of the Page Six gossip column often has tarred her with sobriquets like “the pushy publicist” or “perpetually petulant publicist.”
10 To Nashville people, that sobriquet conjures Johnny Cash, whose style was heavy on substance.
11 Mank refers to Welles, not entirely derisively, as “the boy genius,” an interesting echo of Thalberg’s sobriquet, which was “the boy wonder.”
12 And with that sobriquet, generations of women received the memo: to move independently in the world, outside and alone, can be a very dangerous thing.
13 Made of ragged, intensely colorful patches of paint, this pastoral scene has the kind of combustive energy that earned Matisse and his cohort the sobriquet “les fauves,” or “the wild beasts.”
14 Thalaivar literally means leader and is one of the sobriquets used to describe Rajinikanth.
15 Smith, who steadfastly denies categorization and especially disdains the sobriquet "Godmother of Punk," received the Founders Award at ASCAP's 27th annual pop music awards dinner honoring the writers and publishers of last year's most-performed songs.
16 Often described as "the race that stops a nation", the cup's sobriquet was now being applied to Qantas.
该赛事常常被描绘成“使国家停顿的赛事”,现在这个头衔要让位给澳航了。
17 Due to my self-aggrandizing tendency to brand my own writings with #urk, a sobriquet derived from my last name, I began to build an audience on this former isle in the Flevoland province.
18 Wilson's pumping, dynamic basslines had become one of the most identifiable components of the group's distinctive sound, earning him the sobriquet "the Godfather of the bass".
19 Justice remained eternally grateful for the naval officer’s sobriquet.
20 A photo of the bird, who shares sobriquets with the rapper Pitbull, is the most popular post on @petfindernames with more than 300,000 likes, and the bird has since been adopted.