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logotype in Russian

logotype in Russian is логоти́п — logotype means a symbol or design that acts as a trademark or identifying mark for a company or organisation, usually called a logo.

logotype in Russian

логоти́п
noun
Pronounced: logotip
A symbol or emblem that acts as a trademark or a means of identification of an institution or other entity, usually referred to as a logo.

What does "logotype" mean?

  1. noun A symbol or design that acts as a trademark or identifying mark for a company or organisation, usually called a logo.
    "The company redesigned its logotype for the new website."
  2. noun In typography, a single piece of type that combines two or more letters into one unit.
    "In hot metal printing, a logotype casts two letters as a single piece of type."
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logotype in a sentence

  • The company redesigned its logotype for the new website.
  • She sketched several logotypes before settling on the final version.
  • In hot metal printing, a logotype casts two letters as a single piece of type.
  • The old printing press stored several logotypes for common letter pairs.

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What is "logotype" in Russian?
"logotype" in Russian is логоти́п. logotype means: A symbol or design that acts as a trademark or identifying mark for a company or organisation, usually called a logo.
How do you pronounce логоти́п?
"logotype" in Russian is логоти́п, pronounced "logotip".
How do you use "logotype" in a sentence?
Example: "The company redesigned its logotype for the new website." In Russian, "logotype" is логоти́п.
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