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catchword

/ˈkætʃ.wɜːd/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma frase popular ou muito usada, associada a um determinado grupo ou movimento, ou ainda um título ou palavra repetida no topo de páginas de obras de referência.

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noun

/ˈkætʃ.wɜːd/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma frase popular ou muito usada, associada a um determinado grupo ou movimento, ou ainda um título ou palavra repetida no topo de páginas de obras de referência.

A noun referring to a popular or frequently used phrase associated with a particular group or movement, or a guide word printed at the top of a reference page.

  1. Popular phrase or sloganB2formalpolitical

    A word or phrase that is frequently used by a particular group, political party, or movement to express a key idea or rally support.

    ptPalavra de ordem

    • The politician's catchword 'change' resonated with many voters.
    • The company's catchword for the year was 'innovation'.
    • The catchword of the environmental group was 'sustainability'.

    Sinônimosbuzzwordbywordmantramottorallying cryshibbolethsloganwatchword

  2. Guide word in reference booksC1formal

    A word printed at the top of a page in a dictionary, encyclopedia, or similar reference work to indicate the first or last entry on that page.

    ptPalavra-guia

    • The catchword at the top of the page helped me find the word 'cat' quickly.
    • In the dictionary, the left page catchword is 'apple' and the right page catchword is 'apricot'.
    • The catchword system makes navigating a printed dictionary much easier.

    Sinônimosguide word

Formas
  • catchwords plural form
  • catchwords' possessive plural form
  • catchword's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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