anonym

anonym — 名詞

1. a person whose real name is not known or is kept hidden from others.

1.名詞B2
釋義

匿名者

真實姓名不被公開的人

a person whose real name is not known or is kept hidden from others.

例句

The article was written by an anonym who signed only with the initials J. K.

這篇文章是由一位只署名 J. K. 的匿名者所寫。

anonym who + verb phrase describing hidden identity

A wealthy anonym donated money to a local children's hospital and asked for no recognition.

一位富有的匿名者捐款給當地一家兒童醫院,且不要求任何表揚。

wealthy anonym + donated to [cause]

同義詞
反義詞

用法筆記

Far less common than the adjective 'anonymous'. Most English speakers use 'anonymous person' or 'anonymous donor' instead of this noun.

常見錯誤

The author remained an anonym throughout his career.
The author remained anonymous throughout his career.
💡'anonym' is a noun meaning 'anonymous person', not an adjective. Use 'anonymous' instead.

2. a false or invented name used by a writer, artist, or performer so that people d

2.名詞B2
釋義

化名;假名

隱藏真實身分用的虛構名字

a false or invented name used by a writer, artist, or performer so that people do not know their real name.

例句

The poet published early work under the anonym 'A. E. Bowman' to hide her gender.

那位詩人早期以「A. E. Bowman」這個化名發表作品,藉此隱瞞自己的性別。

under the anonym + [name]

Sven adopted the anonym 'The Northern Star' for his political columns during the dictatorship.

在獨裁統治時期,Sven 使用「北方之星」這個化名來發表政治評論。

adopted the anonym + [name] + for [purpose]

同義詞
  • pseudonym

    the standard, widely used term; 'anonym' is much rarer

  • pen name

    informal term specifically for a writer's false name

  • stage name

    used by performers, not writers

  • alias

    often used for a false name adopted to hide from law enforcement

反義詞

用法筆記

'Anonym' is much less common than 'pseudonym' in everyday English. 'Pseudonym' is the ordinary word; 'anonym' sounds slightly technical or literary.

常見錯誤

Samuel Clemens wrote under the anonym Mark Twain.
Samuel Clemens wrote under the pseudonym Mark Twain.
💡'pseudonym' is the standard word for a pen name; 'anonym' is rare and may sound unnatural in this context.