nickname

• Sustantivo que designa un nombre familiar o descriptivo dado a una persona, lugar o cosa, a menudo como una versión abreviada o informal del nombre original.

A noun referring to a familiar or descriptive name given to a person, place, or thing, often as a shortened or informal version of the original name.

1. Familiar name for a personA2informal

   A familiar or humorous name given to a person, often a shortened version of their real name or based on a characteristic.

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   • His nickname is 'Ace' because he's so good at tennis.
   • Everyone calls her 'Liz' as a nickname for Elizabeth.
   • He earned the nickname 'Speedy' for his fast running.

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2. Descriptive name for a place or thingB1informal

   A descriptive or informal name given to a place, object, or concept, often based on a notable feature.

   Apodo descriptivo de un lugar u objeto

   • New York City's nickname is 'The Big Apple'.
   • The old building earned the nickname 'The Haunted House' from local kids.
   • That old car's nickname is 'The Rust Bucket'.

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• Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de asignar a alguien o algo un nombre familiar o burlesco, a menudo en lugar del nombre real.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving a familiar or humorous name to someone or something, often as a substitute for their real name.

1. Give a nickname toB1informal

   To give a familiar or humorous name to someone or something, often based on a characteristic or trait.

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   • His friends nicknamed him 'Speedy' because he ran so fast.
   • The team nicknamed their coach 'The General' for his strict style.
   • She was nicknamed 'Sunshine' for her cheerful personality.

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