Brand | Mean of brand in English Dictionary

/ˈbrænd/

• Noun
• a category of products that are all made by a particular company and all have a particular name
1. What brand are those jeans you are wearing?
2. The store sells a variety of shoe brands.
3. The company claims that its product is better than the leading brand. [=the brand that sells the most]
4. I'm trying a different brand of soap.
5. What is your favorite brand of soda?
6. The company spends a lot of money on advertising to develop brand loyalty.
• a particular kind or type of something
1. I don't like his brand of humor.
2. a lively brand of theater
• a mark that is burned into the skin of an animal (such as a cow) to show who owns the animal
• Verb

• to put a mark on the skin of (an animal) to show who owns it
1. They no longer brand their cattle.
• to describe or identify (someone or something) with a word that expresses strong criticism
1. They branded him a coward. [=they said he was a coward]
2. He was branded (as) a coward.
3. The newspaper was branded racist for publishing the article.