Definition of logotype in English:

logotype

noun ˈlɒɡə(ʊ)tʌɪpˈlɔɡətaɪp

Printing

1A single piece of type that prints a word, a group of separate letters, or a logo.
〔印刷〕联体活字
1. 1.1 A logo.
  标识，标志
  Example sentencesExamples
  The picture appears to be meant as a sort of logotype to identify the kind of information included in the oval, although usually the value added by the picture is minimal at best.
  She had already been revamped several times since her birth as a logotype in 1914.
  Gurus like Wally Olins preached the value of making your strategy visible through symbols, logotypes, colors and typefaces.
  An embossed logotype of the manufacturer is glued to each module.
  Instead of a conventional graphic logotype, the emblem is simply the legend ‘Fair Trade ‘hand-lettered and underlined.’
  Synonyms
  emblem, trademark

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek logos 'word' + type.

Definition of logotype in US English:

logotype

nounˈlôɡətīpˈlɔɡətaɪp

Printing

1A single piece of type that prints a word or group of separate letters.
〔印刷〕联体活字
1. 1.1 A single piece of type that prints a logo or emblem.
  〔印刷〕联体活字
2. 1.2 A logo.
  标识，标志
  Example sentencesExamples
  An embossed logotype of the manufacturer is glued to each module.
  Instead of a conventional graphic logotype, the emblem is simply the legend ‘Fair Trade ‘hand-lettered and underlined.’
  She had already been revamped several times since her birth as a logotype in 1914.
  Gurus like Wally Olins preached the value of making your strategy visible through symbols, logotypes, colors and typefaces.
  The picture appears to be meant as a sort of logotype to identify the kind of information included in the oval, although usually the value added by the picture is minimal at best.
  Synonyms
  emblem, trademark

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek logos ‘word’ + type.

单词	logotype
释义	Definition of logotype in English: logotype noun ˈlɒɡə(ʊ)tʌɪpˈlɔɡətaɪp Printing 1A single piece of type that prints a word, a group of separate letters, or a logo. 〔印刷〕联体活字 1.1 A logo. 标识，标志 Example sentencesExamples The picture appears to be meant as a sort of logotype to identify the kind of information included in the oval, although usually the value added by the picture is minimal at best. She had already been revamped several times since her birth as a logotype in 1914. Gurus like Wally Olins preached the value of making your strategy visible through symbols, logotypes, colors and typefaces. An embossed logotype of the manufacturer is glued to each module. Instead of a conventional graphic logotype, the emblem is simply the legend ‘Fair Trade ‘hand-lettered and underlined.’ Synonyms emblem, trademark Origin Early 19th century: from Greek logos 'word' + type. Definition of logotype in US English: logotype nounˈlôɡətīpˈlɔɡətaɪp Printing 1A single piece of type that prints a word or group of separate letters. 〔印刷〕联体活字 1.1 A single piece of type that prints a logo or emblem. 〔印刷〕联体活字 1.2 A logo. 标识，标志 Example sentencesExamples An embossed logotype of the manufacturer is glued to each module. Instead of a conventional graphic logotype, the emblem is simply the legend ‘Fair Trade ‘hand-lettered and underlined.’ She had already been revamped several times since her birth as a logotype in 1914. Gurus like Wally Olins preached the value of making your strategy visible through symbols, logotypes, colors and typefaces. The picture appears to be meant as a sort of logotype to identify the kind of information included in the oval, although usually the value added by the picture is minimal at best. Synonyms emblem, trademark Origin Early 19th century: from Greek logos ‘word’ + type.
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