anagrama y logotipo

English translation: anagram and logo

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Spanish term or phrase:anagrama y logotipo
English translation:anagram and logo
Entered by: Dito

02:30 Oct 25, 2001
Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO]
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Spanish term or phrase: anagrama y logotipo
commercial
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anagram and logo
Explanation:
See for example:

LOGO - Find the Best Logo Designers at eLance www.elance.com Outsource your Logo Designing projects to expert freelancers at eLance.


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4 +3anagram and logo
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5 +1anagram and logotype
Brigitte Gendebien
4Anagram and logotype
1964
4design and logo
Ian Ferguson


  

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Anagram and logotype


Explanation:
Anagram and logotype

1964
Türkiye
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Native speaker of: Native in TurkishTurkish
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anagram and logo


Explanation:
See for example:

LOGO - Find the Best Logo Designers at eLance www.elance.com Outsource your Logo Designing projects to expert freelancers at eLance.


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Dito
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agree  MJ Barber
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agree  Spyros Chryssikopoulos
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anagram and logotype


Explanation:
Anagram A word or phrase made from the letters of another word or phrase, as "heart" is an anagram of "earth." Anagrams have often been considered merely an exercise of one’s ingenuity, but sometimes writers use anagrams to conceal proper names or veiled messages, or to suggest important connections between words, as in "hated" and "death."
http://www.bedfordstmartins.com/literature/bedlit/glossary_a...

Logo: the stylized symbol; the symbol used for the institution (i.e., the interlocking UH).

Logotype: the name of the institution set in a specified typeface and style.

http://www.uh.edu/ia/GSM/GSM-Glossary.html




    Reference: http://www.redsun.com/type/logotype/
    Reference: http://www.get-serious.com/busdev/branding.html
Brigitte Gendebien
Belgium
Local time: 14:54
Native speaker of: Native in FrenchFrench
PRO pts in pair: 117

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agree  Patricia Lutteral: great explanation, Brigitte :-)
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design and logo


Explanation:
TIS (via Foreignword) gives a use of "anagrama" which equates with "logo".This seems more likely in the context than the usual meaning of "anagram". To avoid repetition you could say "design".

"Casi todo el éxtasis que se consume en España y en Europa se ofrece en forma de comprimidos con colores llamativos y diferentes dibujos y anagramas grabados en su superficie."




    Reference: http://tis.consilium.eu.int/scripts/isowebtisDir/WebDriver.e...
Ian Ferguson
United Kingdom
Local time: 13:54
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
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