eponym

英 [ˈepənɪm] 美 [ˈepənɪm]

n.  名祖(姓名或名称被用以命名地方、发明、发现等的人或物)

医学

COCA.41972



牛津词典

noun

  1. 名祖(姓名或名称被用以命名地方、发明、发现等的人或物)
    a person or thing, or the name of a person or thing, from which a place, an invention, a discovery, etc. gets its name

    双语例句

    1. Being or relating to or bearing the name of an eponym. As a writer she was on a par with the great novelists.
      属于齐名的,关于齐名的或产生齐名的。她是与伟大小说家齐名的作家。
    2. The name of a person for whom something is supposedly named; Constantine I is the eponym for Constantinople. In the Fourth Crusade the Venetians took over Constantinople and established a line of Latin emperors.
      被命名为某物的人名;君士坦丁堡与君士坦丁一世齐名。在第四次十字军东征时,威尼斯人占领了君士坦丁堡,并拥立另一支的拉丁皇帝。
    3. The introduction is mainly about the definition of eponym, and emphasizing its development and synchrony with language.
      前言主要是名祖名词的定义,阐述名祖名词的发展和存在现状,并强调了名祖名词始终与语言的发展共时。

    英英释义

    noun

    1. the name derived from a person (real or imaginary)
      1. Down's syndrome is an eponym for the English physician John Down

    2. the person for whom something is named
      1. Constantine I is the eponym for Constantinople