christened.

/kris-uhn/US // ˈkrɪs ən //UK // (ˈkrɪsən) //

命名为,命名,命名的,洗礼

Definitions

1.
- ›to receive into the Christian church by baptism; baptize.
- ›to give a name to at baptism: They christened her Mary.
- ›to name and dedicate: to christen a ship.
- ›to make use of for the first time.

verbnamed in religious rite

Synonyms

I was baking my own bread months before the pandemic made it trendy, thanks to my decision to christen 2020 the Year of Bread.
They’ve leaned up against a wall in my apartment since September as I impatiently waited for enough snow to christen them, and this month I finally got my chance.
My two daughters, studying high school physics at the time, christened her “Quark.”
You probably haven’t had to christen your own giant panda cub, but there’s a good chance you’ve had a pet you had to choose a name for.
A Star Trek fan since the age of 12, Stamets christened his new house Starship Agarikon—agarikon is another name for Laricifomes officinalis, a medicinal wood-rotting fungus that grows in the forests of the Pacific Northwest.
The King returns to Cleveland, a battered Kobe battles in the West, and the Zen Master is christened the savior of New York.
The middle class woman entered marriage as an individual and was christened into a new identity: as one half of a unit couple.
Compare this with the menu at Botin, christened by the Guinness Book of World Records as the oldest restaurant in the world.
Only then was Shakespeare christened a genius, and the term was also used to describe living figures like Benjamin Franklin.
They considered the rakers program highly successful, and it the “Demographics Unit.”

/kris-uhn/US // ˈkrɪs ən //UK // (ˈkrɪsən) //

命名为,命名,命名的,洗礼

1.
- ›to receive into the Christian church by baptism; baptize.
- ›to give a name to at baptism: They christened her Mary.
- ›to name and dedicate: to christen a ship.
- ›to make use of for the first time.

verbnamed in religious rite

Synonyms

I was baking my own bread months before the pandemic made it trendy, thanks to my decision to christen 2020 the Year of Bread.
They’ve leaned up against a wall in my apartment since September as I impatiently waited for enough snow to christen them, and this month I finally got my chance.
My two daughters, studying high school physics at the time, christened her “Quark.”
You probably haven’t had to christen your own giant panda cub, but there’s a good chance you’ve had a pet you had to choose a name for.
A Star Trek fan since the age of 12, Stamets christened his new house Starship Agarikon—agarikon is another name for Laricifomes officinalis, a medicinal wood-rotting fungus that grows in the forests of the Pacific Northwest.
The King returns to Cleveland, a battered Kobe battles in the West, and the Zen Master is christened the savior of New York.
The middle class woman entered marriage as an individual and was christened into a new identity: as one half of a unit couple.
Compare this with the menu at Botin, christened by the Guinness Book of World Records as the oldest restaurant in the world.
Only then was Shakespeare christened a genius, and the term was also used to describe living figures like Benjamin Franklin.
They considered the rakers program highly successful, and it the “Demographics Unit.”