username
username — 名詞
- usernamesingular
- usernamesplural
1. a unique set of letters, numbers, or other characters that identifies you on a c
使用者名稱
登入網站或系統時使用的專屬名稱
a unique set of letters, numbers, or other characters that identifies you on a computer, website, or app and is usually entered together with a password to gain access.
Allison chose the username 'bookworm_2024' when she joined the online reading club.
Allison 加入線上讀書會時,選了「bookworm_2024」作為她的使用者名稱。
choose [possessive] username [specific_example] when joining [service]
If you forget your username, the website can send a reminder to your email address.
如果你忘了使用者名稱,網站可以把提示寄到你的電子郵件信箱。
conditional: if you forget [item], [system] can [action] to [location]
The librarian asked Lakshmi to type her username and password into the public computer.
圖書館員請 Lakshmi 在公用電腦上輸入她的使用者名稱和密碼。
collocation: username and password
Reema uses the same username for all her social accounts so friends can find her.
Reema 在所有社群帳號上使用同一個使用者名稱,這樣朋友們就能找到她。
keep [adjective] username across [multiple accounts]
Kenji picked the username 'star_gazer' because he loves astronomy.
Kenji 因為熱愛天文,所以選了「star_gazer」當作他的使用者名稱。
choose username based on personal interests
- choose a username
- create a username
- enter your username
- forget your username
- type your username
- pick a username
- use the same username
- username and password
- user ID
more formal; often used in corporate or academic systems rather than casual websites
- login name
emphasises the login function; common in older or professional systems
- handle
informal; used mainly on social media, forums, and gaming platforms
- account name
focuses on the fact that the username belongs to a specific account
用法筆記
Frequently paired with 'password' as a set phrase ('username and password'). Usernames are often public or visible to others on forums and social media, unlike passwords which must remain private. Some systems treat usernames as case-insensitive, while others distinguish uppercase from lowercase letters.