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248 months ago

eleonora (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

Portuguese > English

Subject:

Business / Marketing / Financial

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

Logomarca

Context:

Diagrama Proporcional da Logom

Keywords:

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248 months ago

LOGOS TRANSLATIONS  See my profile wrote:

logotype

My comment:

In portuguese, the definition is as follows: "conjunto formado pela representação gráfica do nome de determinada marca, em letras de traçado específico, fixo e característico (logotipo) e seu símbolo visual (figurativo ou emblemático)"

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248 months ago

  See profile wrote:

you just were faster than I was, and you´re completely right. in formally correct English it has to be the full word, and not the more colloquial "logo".

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248 months ago

Shane Engel  See my profile wrote:

Logo

My comment:

Does not necessarily imply trademarked logo, but can be. Usually used to describe the graphical logo of a company/organization

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248 months ago

Shane Engel  See my profile wrote:

Logo, Brand

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Logomarca is used for the logo or brand.

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