
Have your/somebody’s name on it
Exclusivity Emphasis
Highlights that an item or opportunity is exclusively intended for a particular person, not to be shared.
I saved the last piece of pie; it has your name on it.
Literal Use
Sometimes used literally when an item is physically labeled with a person’s name.
Here's your uniform; it actually has your name on it.
Not Transferable
Used to convey that the transfer or exchange of something is not appropriate as it's meant for someone specific.
This invitation has your name on it, so I can't go in your place.
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