slogan
noun (slogan, slogans)
Everyday
- A short, catchy phrase used in advertising or by a group to make people remember a product or an idea: «Every little helps». tree →
- A short phrase that expresses the aims of a campaign or protest. tree →
In the lessons
In media lessons: slogans in adverts try to persuade us. In citizenship: protest slogans on signs. In school: making a slogan for a recycling campaign or a sports team. Phrases: «a catchy slogan», «advertising slogan», «chant slogans», «come up with a slogan».
Examples
- Our class made a slogan for saving water: «Every drop counts!» tree →
- The cereal box had a catchy slogan. tree →
- The protesters chanted slogans outside the town hall. tree →
- A good slogan is short and easy to remember. tree →
- The team's slogan is «Never give up». tree →
- Adverts use slogans to make you want things. tree →
Note
Countable: a slogan, slogans. Similar: «motto» (a rule to live by, often for a school or family), «catchphrase». Slogans can be persuasive but not always true – think before you believe them.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «slogan» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «slogan» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/slogan/