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1. (n.) slogan
a distinctive phrase or motto identified with a particular party, product, etc.; catchword or catch phrase.
2. slogan
a war cry or gathering cry formerly used among Scottish clans.
Etymology: (1505–15; < ScotGael sluagh-ghairm=sluagh army, host (cf. slew2) +gairm cry)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) motto, slogan, catchword, shibboleth
a favorite saying of a sect or political group
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1. (noun) slogan
a phrase used to advertise or represent sb or sth
Their slogan is "Buy more for less."
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) slogan
the war cry, or gathering word, of a Highland clan in Scotland; hence, any rallying cry
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Sense: an easily-remembered and frequently repeated phrase which is used in advertising etc.
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 Afrikaans: slagspreuk |
 Arabic: شِعار |
 Bulgarian: лозунг |
 Brazilian: slogan |
 Czech: reklamní heslo |
 German: der Slogan |
 Danish: slogan |
 Greek: σύνθημα, διαφημιστικό μήν |
 Spanish: eslogan, lema |
 Estonian: lööklause, loosung |
 Farsi: شعار |
 Finnish: iskulause |
 French: slogan |
 Hebrew: סִיסמָה |
 Hindi: नारा |
 Croatian: reklamni slogan, krilatic |
 Hungarian: jelszó |
 Indonesian: semboyan |
 Icelandic: slagorð |
 Italian: slogan |
 Japanese: スローガン |
 Korean: 슬로건, 선전 문구 |
 Lithuanian: šūkis |
 Latvian: sauklis |
 Malay: slogan |
 Dutch: slagzin |
 Norwegian: slagord, motto |
 Polish: slogan |
 Persian: شعار |
 Pashto: شعار، چيغه، ږغ |
 Portuguese: slogan |
 Romanian: slogan |
 Russian: лозунг, слоган |
 Slovak: reklamné heslo |
 Slovenian: parola |
 Serbian: slogan |
 Swedish: slogan, slagord |
 Thai: คำขวัญ |
 Turkish: slogan |
 Taiwanese: 口號，標語 |
 Ukrainian: лозунг, гасло |
 Urdu: نعرہ، اشتہاری فقرہ |
 Vietnamese: khẩu hiệu |
 Chinese: 口号，标语 |
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