Named after: To be given the same name as someone or something else, often as a tribute or in recognition.
Live up to my name: To behave in a way that reflects the reputation or qualities associated with one's name.
Made a name for myself: To become well-known or famous for a particular achievement or characteristic.
A household name: A name that is widely recognized and familiar to the general public.
Put my name forward: To nominate oneself or suggest oneself for a position or recognition.
Clear her name: To prove that someone is innocent or not responsible for a wrongdoing, restoring their reputation.
1. What does the phrase 'named after' mean?
2. What does the idiomatic expression 'reach the top of the tree' mean?
3. What is the primary role of personality traits in an individual's behavior?
Named after — definition?
Given the same name as someone or something else.
Live up to my name — meaning?
Behaving in a way that reflects my reputation.
Made a name for myself — meaning?
Became well-known for achievements.
A household name — meaning?
Widely recognized and familiar to many.
Put my name forward — meaning?
Self-nominate for recognition or a position.
Clear her name — meaning?
Prove her innocence or restore reputation.
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