brand name
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1.6
- noun
- /brænd neɪm/
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marca
- You've seen all the brand-name clothes and accessories the really popular kids in school wear.
- brand name products
- brand name apparel
- marketed under the brand name
For the longest time I thought the brand name was Givenchy Gianchi.
- For the longest time I thought the brand name was Givenchy Gianchi.
- Lycra is a brand name for spandex.
- Sorry, you can't buy this brand name item with your food stamps.
- So they were really hoping that Lexus brand name carried some weight.
- Well, Zycon is a brand name, not a chemical name.
- Maybe you shop based on word of mouth or brand name rather than like looking at reviews.
- Oh, OK, there's the brand name right there.
- In the US, it's sold under the brand name Tylenol.
- The Zeppelin is a brand name.
- Second, One Nation is my brand name, not yours.
- I'm going to say our brand, our brand names at play here.
- And both the brand names are Lisa Lisa Marie Fernandez.
- If I said to you the brand name Sotheby's, who would you say they're for?
Examples
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Finally, in each vending machine, staff noted all products, including their brand name, price, and package size.
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She prefers to buy products from a well-known brand name.
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Second, One Nation is my brand name, not yours.
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And I want to start seeing that brand name show up.
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Take time to build a brand name, and pay attention to how much money is in the bank.
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But it still has the most recognizable brand name in this business.
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In the US, it's sold under the brand name Tylenol.
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You know it's good when the brand name is Trunyan.
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So they were really hoping that Lexus brand name carried some weight.
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The fourth and fifth questions were designed to determine the appeal of the popular brand-name products in Table 1.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
954
1.0
A name or symbol that identifies a company's product
49
4.3
A special feature people notice about someone or something
2
8.2
A brand name for a car maker or its cars
2
2.9
A name a company gives to a product or service to sell it
Antonyms
How Branded
- Specialized
57
7.0
- Specialized
33
1.6
- Specialized
30
4.7
1
5.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'the name given by a manufacturer to a product or service' is directly derivable from combining 'brand' (a product or company identifier) with 'name' (word(s) that identify something). This straightforward noun+noun composition is common cross-linguistically and follows transparent compositional patterns, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will understand it.
Etymology
Brand name comes from old farming, where a brand was a hot iron mark burned on cattle to show 'ownership' and the name was the sign of the owner. So today brand name means the special name that tells which company made a product.