tagline in German
tagline in German is Claim, Pointe, Slogan — tagline means the final line of a joke, which delivers the laugh.
tagline in German
Claim
Pointe
Slogan
Witz der Geschichte
What does "tagline" mean?
- noun The final line of a joke, which delivers the laugh.
- noun A short, catchy phrase used in advertising.
- noun A short, memorable quote regularly added at the end of an email or online message.
- noun A rope tied to a load or container during lifting, used to steady it and stop it swinging.
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What is "tagline" in German?
"tagline" in German is Claim, Pointe, Slogan. tagline means: The final line of a joke, which delivers the laugh.
Are there other ways to say "tagline" in German?
Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "tagline": Claim, Pointe, Slogan, Witz der Geschichte.
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