brand
[brænd] noun countable
PRODUCT 产品
IMPROVER
■a type of product made by a particular company 商标，牌子•This isn't my usual brand of deodorant.这不是我通常用的那个牌子的除臭剂。 •When I go to a supermarket I usually buy own (US store / Australian generic)brands (= the cheaper products with the shop's own name on them).我去超市时常常购买超市的自家品牌产品。 brand of sth
■a particular type of something, or way of doing something 一种…，一类…；做…的方式•a team that plays a distinctive brand of football打法很独特的足球队 •Do you like his brand of humour?你喜欢他那种幽默吗？
[brænd] noun countable
FLAME 火焰 literary
■a piece of burning wood used to give light 火炬；火把
[brænd] noun countable
MARK 做记号
■a mark that is burnt or frozen into the skin of an animal such as a cow to show who owns it 打烙印于；以烙铁打（标记）•The brand was still visible on the animal's hide.兽皮上还可以看见烙印。
[brænd] verb
JUDGE 判断
transitive + object + noun or adjective
■to say that you think someone is as stated 加污名于；谴责•Because of one minor offence he was branded (as) a common criminal.由于一次小过错他蒙上了共同犯罪的污名。 •The newspapers have branded the rebel MP disloyal.报纸谴责反叛的国会议员背信弃义。
[brænd] verb
MARK 做记号
transitive
■to mark an animal such as a cow by burning or freezing its skin to show you own it 打烙印于；以烙铁打（标记）•The cattle were rounded up and branded.那些牛都被圈了起来并打了烙印。 |