What English slogans are there?

Commonly used English slogans:

1. Business Hours.

2. Office Hours.

3. Entrance.

4. Exit.

5. Push.

6. Pull.

7. Shut This road is blocked.

8. On opens (puts).

9. Off.

10. Open for business.

11. Pause.

12. Stop.

13. Closed.

14. Menu menu.

15. Fragile.

16. This Side Up.

17. Introductions.

18. One Street.

19. Keep Right/Left.

20. Buses Only only buses and cars are allowed to pass.

Extended information:

In terms of content, slogans mainly fall into the following categories:

1. Used to publicize the line, principles, and policies of the party and the government. of.

2. Used to promote the regulations and prohibitions of a certain agency or group.

3. Used to promote social ethics.

4. Used to celebrate a certain festival, a certain meeting, commemorate a certain celebrity, or a certain anniversary.

5. Used to commend advanced, model units and figures.

6. Used to welcome or send off an organization, group or individual.

In terms of timeliness, slogans are temporary and long-term.

The above categories 4, 5, and 6 are temporary and highly time-sensitive. They may be kept for a few weeks at most, or only for a day or two at least. Therefore, such slogans are usually written on red paper and posted, or written horizontally (or hung) on ??a large slogan cloth, and even the simplest ones are written on a blackboard. In addition to their promotional function, such slogans also serve to create a warm atmosphere, so they are indispensable for major events.

The above categories 1, 2, and 3 are long-term and are not timely. They can remind people from time to time and play a long-term role in publicity and education. Therefore, this type of slogan is usually written on buildings or special placards. In addition to its propaganda function, it can also beautify the environment, so it is indispensable in public places.