1. The English for "brand" is brand, and the phonetic symbol is English [br? nd]? , beauty [br? nd]。

second, definition:

1. n.[ business] trademark and brand; Branding; "metaphor" stigma, shame; Burning wood

Drugs? can? be? sold? under? different? brand? names? throughout? the? EU?

Drugs can be sold in EU countries under different trademarks.

2. insult; Inscribed on; Add a trademark to; Brand on

The? owner? couldn't? be? bothered? to? brand? the? cattle.?

the owner is too lazy to brand the cow.

Third, etymological explanation:

brand, which comes directly from old English, means flame, burning and torch.

Four classic quotations:

My Comrades, Having the Brand of an Old Offender, Was Executed.

My comrade was an old criminal and was executed.

from: defoe

Extended information:

1. Usage of words:

v. (Verb)

brand as a verb basically means "branding, beating with a soldering iron", which can be interpreted as "engraving" in metaphor and "stigmatizing and condemning" in extension. Brand can take nouns or pronouns as objects, or as [for] phrases as compound objects as complements, and as [for] can sometimes be omitted.

2. Vocabulary collocation:

1. best brands

2. new brand

3. popular brand

4. previous brand

5. brand sb a thief slanders someone as a thief.