Definition of logo in English: logo
Pronunciation /ˈləʊɡəʊ/ /ˈlɒɡəʊ/ noun A symbol or other small design adopted by an organization to identify its products, uniform, vehicles, etc.
‘the Olympic logo was emblazoned across the tracksuits’
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‘In exchange for financial support, each plastic shelter may be readily produced bearing a corporate logo.’ ‘Traditionally, viral ads were snappy, entertaining clips that carried a brand logo or web address.’ ‘The founders of the red tractor logo acknowledge that there is still much to be done to raise consumer recognition.’ ‘The school logo was designed by one of the students.’ ‘Graphic design technology has brought in a new dimension towards designing the company business logo.’ ‘Generally, we only have to set limits on the size of logos that promote various products.’ ‘Many pails had a manufacturer's name or logo embossed across the bottom.’ ‘Is he using proprietary logos without permission, and operating without the necessary business permits?’ ‘The team's logo appears on signs hanging from just about every fixed object in the city of Sendai.’ ‘Instead of having T-shirts, they had their logos emblazoned on snuff boxes.’ ‘His firm often works with the developers of its buildings to design logos and signage.’ ‘In fact, the mural will hang across the street and will feature sponsor logos, but not their slogans.’ ‘The full USA Basketball logo appears on both the jersey and the short.’ ‘The bug, of course, is that little translucent network logo in the corner.’ ‘The Volunteer Action Centre's most recent project was designing a new company logo.’ ‘On the wall behind him is a large painted mirror bearing his corporate logo.’ ‘The logo appears as part of a special series of features commemorating this milestone.’ ‘There are five different types of pin badges and all have the wheelchair logo embossed upon each one.’ ‘Bowlers involved will wear sponsor logos on their shirt backs and right sleeves.’ ‘For proof, according to a Canadian Press story, he has the team's logo tattooed on his chest.’ Origin 1930s: abbreviation of logogram or logotype.