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Перевод: motto

[существительное]
лозунг ; девиз ; эпиграф

Тезаурус:

1. Straight ahead, the motto of the Indian Railways was written, seven feet high, in English, on the wall.
2. I have read a number of letters to the ZBS arguing in roughly the following terms: "The national motto of our country is "One Zambia One Nation'".
3. The store, whose motto is Simply The Best, mounted a massive advertising campaign in national newspapers and on television offering "25 per cent off everything".
4. The Conservative manifesto makes much of the 13 years' record in foreign policy, but is silent about the great motto of two years ago "the new world order", which the Gulf war was supposed to promote.
5. She liked being helpful to people, as Brownies taught her to be, and she was always ready to Lend a Hand in the true spirit of the Brownie Guide Motto - and Jane, her Sixer, for one, knew that that was even more important than being alert and lively.
6. Hora e sempre - this motto is inscribed on the front of Hawksmoor's, the real Hawksmoor's, Classical house at Easton Neston in Northamptonshire: Easton Neston has been reputed or imagined to be the original of Mansfield Park, which may be described as a house imagined by an opponent of the Gothic novel.
7. They have a motto, abbreviated from the Epistles of Horace: "Vestigia nulla retrorsum" - no footprints in reverse.
8. Our motto should be "If in Doubt, Chuck it Out".
9. T.R. Shipping believed in the motto that the customer comes first.
10. If you're going to have one, then have a big one is the motto of Brigitte Nielsen (right)
11. His family motto is "Look For A Brave Spirit".
12. This survey has covered an area twenty miles around Kendal, a well-established wool town since Medieval times with the appropriate motto, WOOL IS MY BREAD.
13. Who Dares Wins, I thought: it was the motto of the S.A.S. "I take it," wrote Leslie, "as a good omen."