Zhuge Liang (诸葛亮) is a historical figure in Chinese history, and his name can be translated into English as follows:

• Zhuge (诸葛) is his surname, which is often romanized as "Chu-ko" or "Chuko" in Wade-Giles romanization.
• Liang (亮) is his given name, which means "bright" or "intelligent" in Chinese.

So, the full name "Zhuge Liang" can be translated to English as "Zhuge the Bright" or "Chu-ko Liang". However, he is more commonly known in English as "Zhuge Liang" or simply "Liang".

In historical records and popular culture, Zhuge Liang is often referred to as the "Sleeping Dragon" or the "Marquis Wu" (Wu Hou), which are his posthumous titles.