answer to the name of

1. 名叫
   Our dog answers to the name of Blackie.

   我们的狗名叫小黑。

by name

1. 名叫
   She met a handsome boy, John by name.

   她遇到了一位名叫约翰的英俊少年。

2. 凭名字
   I only know her by name.

   我只知道她的名字。

by the name of

1. 名叫
   A boy by the name of David has just called to say hello to you.

   一个名叫戴维的男孩刚刚来电话向你问好。

call sb. names

1. 辱骂某人
   During the fighting, the children were calling each other names.

   在斗殴中，孩子们互相辱骂。

enter/put down one's name for

1. 申请成为……的一员
   I have put down my name for Harvard University.

   我已经申请上哈佛大学。

get/make a name (for oneself)

1. 成名；得到名声
   She has made a name for herself as a singer.

   她已成为一位歌星。

Give it a name/You name it.

1. 你要什么尽管讲。
   This is the biggest department store in the city -- you name it, and they've got it.

   这是这座城市里最大的百货公司；你要什么就有什么。

in name only

1. 表面上的；挂名的
   She is a lawyer in name only; she paints all day.

   她只是个挂名的律师；她整天画画。

in the name of

1. 以……的名义
   Stop doing that, in the name of God!

   看在上帝的分上，别干了！

to one's name

1. 属于自己所有
   She did not have a penny to her name.

   她一文不名。

under the name of

1. 用……的名字；以……的名义
   Instead of using his true name, he sent the article to the paper under the name of Saki.

   他不用真名，而用“沙奇”这个名字向报纸投稿。

• by (or of) the name of
  called.
• call someone names
  insult someone verbally.
• have to one's name
  [often with neg.] in one's possession.
• in all but name
  existing in a particular state but not formally recognized as such.
• in someone's name
  
  1. formally registered as belonging to or reserved for someone.
  2. on behalf of someone.
• in the name of
  for the sake of.
• make a name for oneself
  become famous.
• name the day
  arrange the date for a specific occasion, especially a wedding.
• name names
  mention specific names, especially in accusation.
• the name of the game
  informal the main purpose or most important aspect of a situation.