catch phrase

基本解釋

His catch-phrase was: give Russia 20 years of peace, and you will not recognise it.
他信仰的警句是：讓俄國擁有20年的和平年代，世界上就沒人認(rèn)識這是俄國了。
And good advertising has a way of sticking with you, whether it's a memorable jingle, a clever catch-phrase or a beautiful image.
好的廣告，你堅(jiān)持的一種方式，無論它是一個(gè)令人難忘的順口溜，一個(gè)聰明掛在嘴邊的一句話或一個(gè)美麗的形象。
U.S. President Barack Obama may have uttered the catch-phrase "yes, we can, ” but I can think of no other country that embodies that spirit more than China.
雖然“是的，我們能?！?這一口號是美國總統(tǒng)巴拉克?奧巴馬提出的，但我想不出還有哪個(gè)國家比中國更能體現(xiàn)出這種精神。

His catch-phrase was: give Russia 20 years of peace, and you will not recognise it.
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The "rags-to-riches" catch-phrase notwithstanding, when you examine Alger's novellas, it's clear that the heroes like Ragged Dick and Tattered Tom were more concerned about social status and self-respect than about amassing great wealth.
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EU. Mr Blair's proselytising for economic reform—a catch-all phrase for reforms to labour, product and capital markets—has not, in fact, had much effect.
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A catchphrase is a sentence or phrase which becomes popular or well-known, often because it is frequently used by a famous person.