What does Douyin slogan mean?

slogan definition: n. Slogan; slogan.

Pronunciation: British [?sl?ɡ?n] American [?slo?ɡ?n]?

Plural: slogans

Direct source of "slogan" From the Gaelic sluagh-ghairm, meaning an attack cry.

Vocabulary collocations:

1. shout slogans shout slogans?

2. political slogan political slogans

Bilingual examples:

The advertising slogan was a play on words.

The advertising slogan was a pun.

Synonyms

1. watchword

Pronunciation: British ['w?t?w?d] American ['wɑ?t?w?rd]< /p>

n. Password; slogan; slogan; secret code

Versatility is the watchword today.

Versatility is the watchword of this era.

2. catchword

Pronunciation: British ['k?t?w?d] American ['k?t?w?d]

n. Slogan; catchword; catchphrase; eyebrow title (of a dictionary, etc.)

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

Its catchword is "Let the beautiful Women are more attractive."