Definition of code-named in English:

code-named

adjectiveˈkəʊdneɪmd

Identified by a word used for secrecy or convenience instead of the usual name.
the code-named operations
the five code-named beaches where Allied soldiers landed
Example sentencesExamples
- The administration did expose highly secret code-named programs to the world for political purposes.
- The offensive, code-named operations, Iron Fist and River Gate, began on October 1.
- The company used code-named projects to boost sales.
- This is an infamous example from the 1950s of code-named experiments on people gone wrong.
- There are twelve targets across the world, twelve code-named missions.

Definition of code-named in US English:

code-named

adjectiveˈkōdˌnāmd

Identified by a word used for secrecy or convenience instead of the usual name.
the code-named operations
the five code-named beaches where Allied soldiers landed
Example sentencesExamples
- The offensive, code-named operations, Iron Fist and River Gate, began on October 1.
- This is an infamous example from the 1950s of code-named experiments on people gone wrong.
- There are twelve targets across the world, twelve code-named missions.
- The administration did expose highly secret code-named programs to the world for political purposes.
- The company used code-named projects to boost sales.

单词	code-named
释义	Definition of code-named in English: code-named adjectiveˈkəʊdneɪmd Identified by a word used for secrecy or convenience instead of the usual name. the code-named operations the five code-named beaches where Allied soldiers landed Example sentencesExamples The administration did expose highly secret code-named programs to the world for political purposes. The offensive, code-named operations, Iron Fist and River Gate, began on October 1. The company used code-named projects to boost sales. This is an infamous example from the 1950s of code-named experiments on people gone wrong. There are twelve targets across the world, twelve code-named missions. Definition of code-named in US English: code-named adjectiveˈkōdˌnāmd Identified by a word used for secrecy or convenience instead of the usual name. the code-named operations the five code-named beaches where Allied soldiers landed Example sentencesExamples The offensive, code-named operations, Iron Fist and River Gate, began on October 1. This is an infamous example from the 1950s of code-named experiments on people gone wrong. There are twelve targets across the world, twelve code-named missions. The administration did expose highly secret code-named programs to the world for political purposes. The company used code-named projects to boost sales.
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