nameplate
nameplate — noun
- nameplatesingular
- nameplatesplural
1. a small rigid label fixed to a door, wall, desk, or piece of equipment that disp
a small rigid label fixed to a door, wall, desk, or piece of equipment that displays the name of the person who works there, the company that made the object, or the product's identity
A polished brass nameplate beside the door read 'Dr. Amina Al-Hassan, Pediatrics.'
nameplate + beside + [location] showing a person's name
The technician checked the nameplate on the generator before ordering replacement parts.
nameplate + on + [object/equipment]
Every desk in the office had a nameplate with the employee's name and title.
When the law firm moved floors, the manager ordered nameplates for each door.
The nameplate on the old clock showed a Zurich jeweller made it in 1932.
- name tag
worn on clothing rather than fixed to a door, wall, or object; usually made of paper, fabric, or thin plastic
- doorplate
a nameplate specifically attached to a door; not used for labels on equipment or products
- plaque
typically larger and used for commemorative or decorative purposes rather than everyday identification
文法句型
nameplate + [preposition] + [location]
用法筆記
Nameplate is a countable noun. It can refer to signs on doors or walls (showing a person's or company's name) and to labels on machines or products (showing the manufacturer or brand).