lema
slogan
The Spanish word 'lema' translates to 'slogan' in English. It is often used in marketing, politics, and other fields that require catchy and memorable phrases to encapsulate an idea or concept. Just like in English, a 'lema' in Spanish is a short, striking, and appropriate phrase used to encapsulate the beliefs or ideals guiding an individual, group, or institution.
Example sentences using: lema
El lema de mi familia es 'unidos en la adversidad'.
The motto of my family is 'united in adversity'.
In this phrase, 'lema' is used to refer to a phrase that represents the values or beliefs of a family. In English, we would call this a 'motto'.
Su lema personal es 'vive y deja vivir'.
His personal motto is 'Live and let live'.
This phrase uses 'lema' to indicate an individual's personal slogan or philosophy that guides their actions. In English, this would also be referred to as a 'motto'.
El lema de la compañía es 'calidad sobre cantidad'.
The company's motto is 'quality over quantity'.
In this context, 'lema' is used to denote a guiding principle of a particular company, much like how we would use 'motto' in English.