名詞[商]商標，牌子; 烙印; 〈比喻〉污名，恥辱; 燃燒著的木頭
及物動詞污辱; 銘刻于; 加商標于; 打烙印于
及物動詞
2. They branded him as a liar.
他們污蔑他為說謊的人。
3. On big farms cattle are usually branded.
在大農(nóng)場里，牲畜身上通常都打上烙印。
名詞
1. What brand of soap do you like?
你喜歡什么牌子的肥皂？
2. This brand of tea is my favorite.
這種茶我最愛喝。
Advertising-(廣告)
A：We want to use the right marketing mix to reach our target market.
我們想要使用正確的行銷媒體來達到市場目標。
B：Certainly. We've done some tactical planning already. We think we've come up with a good plan.
當然。我們已經(jīng)完成一些戰(zhàn)略計劃。我們認為我們已經(jīng)提出一項不錯的計劃。
A：What media do you plan to use?
你們準備使用何種媒體？
B：Well, taking into account the image you want to project, we've asked our copywriters to prepare copy for computer magazines and the internet first.
考慮到你們想要表現(xiàn)的形象，我們已要求撰寫文案的同事準備好計算機雜志稿及網(wǎng)際網(wǎng)絡(luò)用稿。
A：So that way, our advertising dollars would be focused on people we know are computer users.
這樣一來，我們的廣告花費就會針對在，如我們所知，計算機使用者身上。
B：Yes. We'll also run billboard and newspaper ads to help create broad brand recognition.
是的。我們還同時刊登廣告看板及報紙廣告來幫助創(chuàng)立明顯的品牌識別。
A：Will there be any direct mail?
會有任何廣告郵件嗎？
B：No. That would not be correct for a manufacturer like you. Leave that to the retailers.
沒有。對像你們這樣的制造商來說，那并不是正確的作法。把這種方式留給零售商吧。
A：Good point. Please prepare a more detailed proposal, and then I'll pitch it to the higher-ups.
說得沒錯。請準備一份更詳細的提案，然后我會把它推銷給高階主管。
B：Great. We'll get started right away.
太好了。我們馬上準備。
時尚
A：Wow, I love those jeans! Are they designer jeans?
哇，我喜歡那些牛仔褲。他們是名牌嗎？
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B：I don’t know. My mother just gave them to me.
我不知道，是我媽媽給我的。
A：Let me see. These are really expensive jeans! Your mother must really love you.
讓我看看。這牛仔褲真的很貴。你的媽媽一定很愛你。
B：I guess. I don’t really like designer clothes though. I don’t know why people spend so much money on a piece of clothing. The money could be spent in a much better way.
我想是的?？晌也辉趺聪矚g名牌衣服。我不明白為什么人們要在一件衣服上花這么多的錢。錢應(yīng)該花在更好的地方。
A：Well, if you decide you don’t want them, let me know. I’m sure I could find someone who would like to wear them.
如果你決定不想要他們就告訴我，我保證可以找到喜歡穿它的人。
B：Do you have a lot of brand name clothes?
你有很多名牌衣服嗎？
A：I wouldn’t wear anything that wasn’t a brand name.
我不穿沒有牌子的衣服。
B：Really? You must spend a lot of money on clothing then.
真的嗎？那你一定在衣服上花了很多錢。
A：I do, but I think it’s worth it. People treat you differently when you have nice clothing on.
是的，但是我覺得值得。當你穿好衣服時人們對你的態(tài)度都不一樣。
B：Do you think that’s true?
你認為確實是那樣嗎？
A：Sure. Pay attention as you walk down the street in those jeans. People will be looking.
當然。當你穿著那條牛仔褲在街上走的時候你留意一下，人們會注意你。
B：I don’t believe it. I think designer clothing is a complete waste of money. Especially when you can’t afford it!
我不相信。我認為品牌衣服完全是浪費錢，尤其是當你買不起的時候。
A：To each their own, I guess!
我想，各人有各人的想法吧！
1. brand
1. 牌名：商品的商標,牌名(BRAND)及貨號(ART NO.)一般可以不填.商品名稱等項列完后, 國外信用證有時要求填寫合同,信用證號碼等,可加填在此欄空白處. 應(yīng)在下一行加上表示結(jié)束的符號,以防止加填偽造內(nèi)容.
1. 牌子；品牌
A brand of a product is the version of it that is made by one particular manufacturer.
brand的解釋
e.g. Winston is a brand of cigarette...
“溫斯頓”是一個香煙品牌。
e.g. I bought one of the leading brands.
我買了幾個暢銷品牌中的一種。
2. （思維或行為等的）一種，一類
A brand of something such as a way of thinking or behaving is a particular kind of it.
e.g. The British brand of socialism was more interested in reform than revolution.
英國式的社會主義更加注重改革，而不是革命。
3. 加污名于；譴責
If someone is branded as something bad, people think they are that thing.
e.g. I was instantly branded as a rebel...
轉(zhuǎn)眼間我被誣蔑為叛徒。
e.g. The company has been branded racist by some of its own staff...
一些內(nèi)部員工譴責這家公司具有種族主義傾向。
4. 在（動物）身上打烙印
When you brand an animal, you put a permanent mark on its skin in order to show who it belongs to, usually by burning a mark onto its skin.
e.g. The owner couldn't be bothered to brand the cattle.
主人懶得給牛打烙印。
5. （打在動物身上的）烙印
A brand is a permanent mark on the skin of an animal, which shows who it belongs to.
brand的意思