Brand
01
品牌, 商标名称
the name that a particular product or service is identified with
例子
Apple is known for its innovative products and strong brand identity worldwide.
苹果以其创新产品和全球强大的品牌标识而闻名。
The new marketing campaign aims to strengthen our brand and increase customer loyalty.
新的营销活动旨在加强我们的品牌并提高客户忠诚度。
02
品牌, 标签
a recognizable kind
03
品牌, 烙印
identification mark on skin, made by burning
04
剑, 品牌
a cutting or thrusting weapon that has a long metal blade and a hilt with a hand guard
05
污名, 耻辱的标记
a symbol of disgrace or infamy
06
燃烧的木块, 燃烧的木头
a piece of wood that has been burned or is burning
to brand
01
打烙印, 标记
to mark a distinctive symbol, logo, or trademark onto an object or surface
Transitive: to brand sth
例子
The designer carefully branded the packaging to create a recognizable and appealing image.
设计师精心打造品牌包装，以创造一个可识别且有吸引力的形象。
The artisan decided to brand each handmade product with a custom logo.
工匠决定为每件手工制品打上定制标志。
02
打烙印, 标记
to imprint or mark livestock with a heated branding iron
Transitive: to brand livestock
例子
The rancher branded each cow with the family emblem for identification.
牧场主用家族徽章烙印每头牛以进行识别。
In the old days, cattle ranchers would brand their livestock with unique symbols.
在过去，牧场主会用独特的符号烙印他们的牲畜。
03
打上烙印, 污名化
to stigmatize or label someone or something with a negative reputation or association
Complex Transitive: to brand sb/sth as sth | to brand sb/sth [adj]
例子
The scandalous incident branded him as untrustworthy in the eyes of the community.
这起丑闻事件让他在社区眼中被打上了不可信赖的标签。
The media 's coverage branded the politician as corrupt, tarnishing his reputation irreparably.
媒体的报道给这位政治家贴上了腐败的标签，不可挽回地损害了他的声誉。
