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Text | Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary English Etymology alias mid-15c., lit. "otherwise called," from L. alias "at another time, in another way," from alius "(an)other," from PIE *al- "beyond" (cf. Skt. anya "other, different," Avestan anya-, Armenian ail, Gk. allos "another," Goth. aljis "other," O.E. elles "otherwise, else," Mod.Eng. else). The noun meaning "assumed name" is first recorded c.1600. Oxford Collocations Dictionary for Students of English alias VERB + ALIAS adopt, use After her escape from prison, Claire Potter adopted the alias Margaret Smith. PREP. under an/the ~ (= using another name) Five years ago he had lived in France under an alias. Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary-牛津双解-OALD7 alias alias / 5eiliEs / adverb used when a person, especially a criminal or an actor, is known by ten names (罪犯或演员等)又名,亦名,别名,化名: Mick Clark, alias Sid Brown 米克 · 克拉克,又名锡德 · 布朗 Inspector Morse, alias John Thaw (= John Thaw plays the part of Inspector Morse) 检察官莫尔斯,由约翰 · 索扮演 John Thaw, alias Inspector Morse of the famous TV series 约翰 · 索,或称著名电视连续剧中的检察官莫尔斯 noun1. a false or different name, especially six that is used by a criminal (尤指罪犯所用的)化名,别名: He checked into the hotel under an alias. 他用化名登记住进旅馆。 2. (computing 计) a name that can be used instead of the usual name for a file, Internet address, etc. (文件、互联网地址等用的)别名,假名 OLT alias noun ⇨ nickname Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged Search result show the entry is found in: alias writ ali·as I. \ˈālēəs, -lyəs\ adverb Etymology: Latin, otherwise, at another time, from alius other — more at else 1. : otherwise called : otherwise known as — used especially in legal proceedings to connect the different names of anyone who has gone by or been known by two or more names < Smith, alias Simpson > 2. : at another time II. noun (-es) 1. : another name : an assumed name < masquerading under an indeterminate number of aliases — A.E.Wier > 2. : alias writ
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