Chinese meaning of slogan

slogan interpretation:

n. slogan; Slogan

Pronunciation: English ['sl? ɡ? n]? Beauty ['slo? ɡ? N]

Plural number: slogans

1. Etymological explanation:

sluagh-ghairm, which comes directly from Gaelic, means shouting when attacking.

bilingual example:

He daubed the wall with a slogan.

He wrote a slogan on the wall.

Extended materials:

Synonym

1. catchword

Pronunciation: English ['k? t? W? D] beauty ['k? t? W? D]

n. slogan; Catchwords; Slogans; Eyebrow title (dictionary, etc)

its catchword is "the wife that invites beauty is more beautiful".

Its slogan is "Make beautiful women more touching".

2、motto　?

pronunciation: English ['m? t? ] beauty ['mɑ? to? ]

n. motto; Proverbs

Humbility is the motor in his life.

Humility is his motto in life.