スローガン
すろーがん
noun
slogan; motto
1.
slogan; motto; catchphrase
A short, memorable phrase used to promote an idea, product, organization, or movement. Used in advertising, politics, education, and workplace campaigns.
今年のスローガンを決めよう。
Let's decide on this year's slogan.
「安全第一」というスローガンを掲げている。
They are flying the slogan 'Safety First.'
スローガンだけでなく、具体的な行動が求められている。
Not just slogans, but concrete actions are being called for.
From English "slogan." Very commonly used in Japanese for organizational mottos, school mottos, workplace safety campaigns, and political messaging.
In Japanese schools, students often create class slogans (学級スローガン) at the start of the year. Companies and factories frequently display safety slogans (安全スローガン).
COMMON COLLOCATIONS:
- スローガンを掲げる — to put up a slogan
- スローガンを決める — to decide on a slogan
- 選挙スローガン — election slogan
- 安全スローガン — safety slogan