n.姓名，名

原形：moniker复数：monikers

His moniker was given to him by his high school friends because of his love for comic books.
他的绰号是由高中朋友因为对漫画书的热爱而给他起的。
The famous writer prefers to use a moniker instead of her real name when publishing her novels.
这位著名作家在出版小说时更喜欢使用笔名而不是真名。
The football player is widely known by his moniker, which reflects his speed on the field.
这位足球运动员以反映他在场上的速度的绰号而广为人知。
She chose a moniker that was easy to remember for her online business, hoping it would help with brand recognition.
她为自己的在线业务选择了一个容易记住的绰号，希望这有助于品牌识别。
The band members each had their own unique moniker, which contributed to their overall image.
乐队成员各自都有独特的绰号，这对他们的整体形象做出了贡献。
In the gaming community, players often use monikers to maintain anonymity and protect their personal information.
在游戏社区中，玩家经常使用绰号来保持匿名并保护个人信息。
The comedian's moniker became a household name after his successful TV show.
那位喜剧演员的绰号在他成功的电视节目后成为了家喻户晓的名字。
The company's new product was given a catchy moniker to make it more appealing to consumers.
公司的新产品被赋予了一个朗朗上口的绰号，以使其对消费者更具吸引力。
He was known by many monikers during his career, but "The Great One" stuck the most.
在他的职业生涯中，他有许多绰号，但“伟大的一个”最深入人心。
The scientist adopted a moniker as a pseudonym when writing controversial articles to avoid backlash.
当撰写有争议的文章时，这位科学家采用了笔名作为假名，以避免遭到反对。