put a name
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo identify or recall the name of someone or something.
I can't quite put a name to that tune, but I know it.
v.t.Transitive VerbTo give a good reputation.
He put a name on the company by making it the best in the world.
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Marc Andreessen on Big Breakthrough Ideas and Courageous Entrepreneurs
- Um, and then basically, the goal for the year is to put a name in each box.
Um, and then basically, the goal for the year is to put a name in each box.
- And then basically the goal for the year is to put a name in each box.
And then basically the goal for the year is to put a name in each box.
Simon Sinek & Trevor Noah on Friendship, Loneliness, Vulnerability, and More | Full Conversation
- She said when we say we've sacrificed something for our career we shouldn't be afraid to put a name to who that sacrifice was because often time it was the people in our lives that we call friends.
She said when we say we've sacrificed something for our career we shouldn't be afraid to put a name to who that sacrifice was because often time it was the people in our lives that we call friends.
- She said, "When we say we've sacrificed something for our career, we shouldn't be afraid to put a name to who that sacrifice was, because oftentimes it was the people in our lives that we call friends." Yeah.
She said, "When we say we've sacrificed something for our career, we shouldn't be afraid to put a name to who that sacrifice was, because oftentimes it was the people in our lives that we call friends." Yeah.
Trump's name is being removed from the Kennedy Center
- You can't get the government on the phone after 3:00 on a Friday, yet we can build scaffolding to scrape a name off the side of a building and-- They built scaffolding to put a name on the side of the building.
You can't get the government on the phone after 3:00 on a Friday, yet we can build scaffolding to scrape a name off the side of a building and-- They built scaffolding to put a name on the side of the building.