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brand in Czech

brand in Czech is cejch, značka — brand means a name, symbol, or identity that marks a product or company and distinguishes it from competitors.

brand in Czech

cejch
noun
A mark or scar made by burning with a hot iron, especially to mark cattle or to classify the contents of a cask.
značka
noun

What does "brand" mean?

  1. noun A name, symbol, or identity that marks a product or company and distinguishes it from competitors.
    "The company spent millions building its brand."
  2. noun A particular make or type of product.
    "She only buys one brand of coffee."
  3. noun A mark burned into skin or hide with a hot iron, especially to show ownership of livestock.
    "The rancher checked the brand on the stray cow."
  4. verb To mark permanently with a hot iron, or to label someone unfairly with a lasting reputation.
    "The scandal branded him as untrustworthy for years."
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brand in a sentence

  • The company spent millions building its brand.
  • Consumers often pay more for a trusted brand.
  • She only buys one brand of coffee.
  • This brand of trainers is popular with runners.

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What is "brand" in Czech?

"brand" in Czech is cejch, značka. brand means: A name, symbol, or identity that marks a product or company and distinguishes it from competitors.

How do you use "brand" in a sentence?

Example: "The company spent millions building its brand." In Czech, "brand" is cejch, značka.

Are there other ways to say "brand" in Czech?

Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "brand": cejch, značka.

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