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标语或口号：用于广告、宣传或品牌推广等方面的简短语句。
tag line //
可数名词 The tag line of something such as a television commercial or a joke is the phrase that comes at the end and is meant to be amusing or easy to remember. (广告或笑话)收场白; 包袱
the point of a joke or humorous story
同义词： punch line / laugh line / gag line
标签线图-引用次数：1
标记线-引用次数：1
口号（Tagline）：靠近站点ID的地方，当做整个网站的描述。
... taffrail 尾栏杆 tag line 标签绳 tag marking 特征记号 ...
The tag line is a kind of economic language that bring market effect.
广告用语是一种能产生市场效用的经济语言。
It's better to list a few bullets with pointed achievements and a branded tag line stating, 'known for achieving XYZ.
而较好的总结中应列举有亮点的成就，配上几行标签式的描述，也就是人们所知的‘成就坐标系’。
To borrow a tag line from the author of twill, Dr. Titus Brown, "if you don't test your code, how you can say it works?"
在此引用twill的作者Titus Brown的话结束本文“如果没有测试代码，您怎么知道它能正常工作呢？”
I didn't quite know how to interpret the tag line that was up here.
我真的不知道如何,解释这儿的口号。
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Target understands that positioning means more today than a snappy tag line hatched by Mad Men.
The tag line associated with the official invitation is fueling speculation over the much-rumored iPad Mini.
The company reminds customers of that with its "It's still built like a Volvo" tag line.