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Significados de motto (mottos) en inglés
Literary term; type of epigraph, brief text that precedes a larger text.
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Examples for "slogan"
Examples for "slogan"
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Last year, Wal-Mart introduced an ad campaign with the slogan Save Money.
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So far, Sherry couldn't see whether this van carried such a slogan.
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Yes, I don't know where we got that slogan, but that's good.
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A Mercedes-Benz concept that's already a reality. Consumer Reports criticized the slogan.
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The slogan, which appears also in newspapers in many countries, is Ireland.
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The political turn came with the shibboleth that the personal is political.
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Trade, property, business, respectability, good form; these were the shibboleth they worshipped.
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Then you would ruthlessly put your friends to death for a shibboleth?
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Success to the Mark Twain Club!-andthe novel shibboleth of the Whistle.
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A G7 shibboleth is support for free trade, and a rules-based world order.
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Protestant ascendency, though used as a catchword, is a thing long past.
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And now it has become the catchword of the entire party.
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The end of a paragraph is the place for a catchword.
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That title became a catchword usually employed in a derisive manner.
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He it was who gave to the congress that catchword, legitimacy.
Uso de mottos en inglés
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Some of the translations of the mottos by himself are admirably done.
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We pass signs, mottos, and aphorisms of encouragement on the school walls.
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The part that had been shaped by drills and exercises and mottos and principles.
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On a label under the arms these mottos: "Dux vitae ratio."
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Fancy must sport in the furniture, and mottos might be gallant, and would be very Arabesque.
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One of his favourite mottos was: "Sufficient to the day is the labour thereof."
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Arm-high they were covered with designs, mottos, pictures.
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My brain whirls with tiles, mosaics, tesseræ, bell-castings ,bell-marks ,andmottos, electros, squeezes, rubbings, etc., etc.
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Throughout the notebook he had copied aphorisms and mottos, some of which also appeared on his dormitory wall.
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With mottos writ o' Latin splendid
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One of the poison center mottos is 'up and away.' Keep them out of reach of children, said Lowry.
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Lyrically, the songs are like memos to self; mottos for self-improvement or tips for a 'vacation to the soul'.
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Her favorite mottos were "Video taceo" (I see and am silent), and "Semper eadem" (Always the same).
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That's one of my mottos.
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I have transcribed the mottos, and returned them, I hope not too late, of which I think many very happily performed.
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However, such social issues as education, employment and inequality of wealth are glossed over by slogan-like mottos of being poor but virtuous.
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Colocaciones frecuentes
Translations for mottos
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Mottos a través del tiempo