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11:52 Jul 22, 2005 |
German to English translations [PRO] Marketing - Advertising / Public Relations | |||||||
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4 +1 | Logo.... |
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3 | emblem |
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3 | badge |
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2 | insignia or sticker |
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Signet (Aufkleber; UK Englisch) emblem Explanation: That's what comes to my mind - supported by: Wolfgang Koschnick: Kompakt-Wörterbuch Marketing Dt.-Engl. which also offers logotype and logo as options. (To me, logo seems unsuitable in this context.) |
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Signet (Aufkleber; UK Englisch) badge Explanation: decal is something else entirely in both versions of English Renault Group Unveils The New Dacia Logan - Part Three Whether the Dacia or Renault badge is used will depend on the ... In Russia, for instance, Logan will have a Renault badge and will be competing in the ... www.carpages.co.uk/renault/renault_ the_new_dacia_logan_part_3_02_06_04.asp NewRegCars.co.uk - Citroen Vehicles Citroens have always managed to capture an emotion within their vehicle designs, with the distinctive double chevrons of the Citroen badge summing up the ... www.newregcars.co.uk/models. php?manufacturer=citroen&manid=6 |
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Signet (Aufkleber; UK Englisch) insignia or sticker Explanation: just another idea................ |
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Signet (Aufkleber; UK Englisch) Logo.... Explanation: ....seems to be the up and coming word for this. I think its OK. So- sticker logo, or logo sticker (but I would probably leave out the word sticker here if I could). You could try googling it for confidence! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 57 mins (2005-07-22 12:50:39 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I should add, DE uses this word a great deal, so if you do google it, put an English word next to it so you get the English usage. |
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