brand
/brænd/
verb
- To mark an animal with a hot iron to show ownership.
- They learned how to brand a horse during the workshop.
- The cowboys brand the calves every spring.
- Farmers brand their cattle to prevent theft.
- To describe someone or something in a particular way, often negatively.
- The media branded him as a troublemaker.
- She was branded a traitor after speaking out.
- The company was branded irresponsible for polluting the river.
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noun
- A type of product made by a particular company with a specific name or design.
- Which brand of coffee do you prefer?
- She always buys the same brand of toothpaste.
- The company launched a new brand of sneakers last month.
- A particular identity or image that a company or person creates for themselves.
- The restaurant's brand is all about fresh, local ingredients.
- A good brand helps customers trust your business.
- The actor built a strong personal brand as a action hero.
- A mark burned onto the skin of an animal, especially cattle, to show ownership.
- Each farm has its own unique brand for its livestock.
- The brand on the horse's flank showed it belonged to the Johnson ranch.
- The rancher checked the brand on the cow to see who owned it.
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