Examples of using Catchphrase in English and their translations into Chinese
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For us, continuous improvement is not just a catchphrase, but an integral part of our corporate culture.
This is clearly shown by the EGCA catchphrase,‘green cities- fit for life', leading to year-on-year growth.
At JCM, Customer Service isn't just a catchphrase, it's a way of life.
His catchphrase was,‘Nobody loves me, everybody hates me.'.
And“getting fresh air” isn't just a catchphrase- taking some time outdoors is proven to help you decompress in your most needed moments.
But Paris Hilton's catchphrase(if you can remember) was“That's hot.”.
It is true that capitalism docs- if that catchphrase has any meaning- but this is merely a secondary consequence.
This is the reason behind this year's WBW catchphrase:"Breast Feeding the 1st Hour- Save One Million Babies".
According to Martin, the logistics executive, Cook uses a catchphrase to hammer home the need for efficiency:“Nobody wants to buy sour milk.”.
At the heart of their story is family and how“eat, pray, love” may be their new catchphrase when it comes to caregiving.
The 2016-17 budget reflected the Turnbull government's catchphrase of“jobs and growth”.
For us, continuous improvement is not just a catchphrase, but an integral part of our corporate culture.
But we need to be clear:“Job to be done” is not an all-purpose catchphrase.
In Chinese, the characters that sound like“fake”(发،ٌ) mean“scientific development,” a Communist Party catchphrase.
Their refrain of“Chiggedy-check yo self before you wriggedy-wreck yo self” became a catchphrase in 1993.
Preserving the Progressiveness” was Hu Jintao's first attempt at theory, and the precise meaning of the catchphrase was characteristically vague.
(CNN)- When the Terminator warned“I will be back” 35 years ago, no one could have foreseen how true that catchphrase would become.
She is best known in North America as the Orbit Gum television commercial woman(whose catchphrase is“Fabulous!”).
In early October, KFC introduced an advertising campaign in mainland China celebrating 40 years of“reform and opening up,” the catchphrase that defined the era.
They shouted,“Death to Karzai,” and that regional catchphrase,“Death to America,” and ran from street to street, asking guards if foreigners lived inside.