branded

英 [ˈbrændɪd]

美 [ˈbrændɪd]

adj.  名牌的
v.  (尤指不公正地)丑化(某人)，败坏(某人)名声; 给(牲畜)打烙印
brand的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：branded　过去式：branded　

BNC.20574 / COCA.21546

牛津词典

adj.

• 名牌的
  made by a well-known company and having that company's name on it
  1. branded drugs/goods/products
     名牌药 / 商品 / 产品

柯林斯词典

• ADJ （产品）名牌的，有品牌的
  Abrandedproduct is one which is made by a well-known manufacturer and has the manufacturer's label on it.
  1. Supermarket lines are often cheaper than branded goods.
     超市的商品常常比品牌货便宜。

in AM, use 美国英语用 brand-name product

英英释义

adj

• (of goods and merchandise) marked or labeled by a distinctive word or symbol indicating exclusive rights
  1. branded merchandise is that bearing a standard brand name
• marked with a brand
  1. branded cattle
  2. branded criminal

双语例句

• Feudal rulers often branded those who rebelled against them as traitors and heretics.
  封建统治者常给那些反抗他们的人加上大逆不道的罪名。
• Concert organisers branded the group's actions as puerile
  音乐会的组织者指称该乐队的行为愚蠢幼稚。
• The experience has marked ( or branded) him for his life.
  那次经历在他的心灵中留下了深深的烙痕。
• Farmer Brown's cattle are branded with the letter B.
  农场主布朗的牛都烙上了字母“B”的印记。
• I was instantly branded as a rebel
  转眼间我被诬蔑为叛徒。
• The newspaper article had branded her a social leper not fit to be seen in company.
  报纸上的这篇文章给她冠以“社交毒药”之名，称人皆不宜与其为伍。
• They have branded us "ugly Singaporeans".
  他们称我们为丑陋的新加坡人。
• It is coming back towards a more appropriate balance between private label and branded goods.
  自有品牌和全国性品牌商品的关系将回归到更恰当的平衡。
• They branded John for a hypocrite.
  他们给约翰加上了伪君子的臭名。
• He was branded as no good and fired.
  他被看作是不中用的人而被解雇了。