Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

accroche

English translation:

tagline

Added to glossary by Laura Cecci Dupuy
Mar 31, 2012 16:45
12 yrs ago
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French term

accroche

French to English Marketing Advertising / Public Relations
Les visuels génériques-Cadrage
Les recadrages de ces visuels sont possibles dans la mesure où ils préservent la scène centrale et une zone de calme en partie supérieure. Il est impératif de centrer la scène dans le format vertical ou horizontal. La zone de calme est indispensable afin
d’assurer la bonne lisibilité de l’accroche qui doit être positionnée dans cette zone.
Pour les formats verticaux, privilégier le ciel plutôt que le sol (2/3 pour l'arrière-plan).
Proposed translations (English)
3 +3 tagline
4 teaser
3 caption
Change log

Apr 7, 2012 11:46: Laura Cecci Dupuy Created KOG entry

Discussion

Tony M Mar 31, 2012:
Did you try a term search? This has certainly come up before, and the answers already in the glossary might well be what you need.

Proposed translations

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tagline

De l’art de rédiger une tagline

Pour ceux qui se posent la question, une tagline c’est l’accroche qui permet de décrire une marque ou un produit en un minimum de mots.
http://www.fredcavazza.net/2004/10/29/de-lart-de-rediger-une...
Peer comment(s):

agree Verginia Ophof
4 hrs
Thank you !
agree Letredenoblesse
15 hrs
Merci bien !
agree Wolf Draeger
19 hrs
Thanks, Wolf !
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teaser

See glossary + Google for advertising/web publishing

Tagline is different
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caption

Maybe for something more general this term could be used.

Example sentence:

"Learn how to align your images on web pages and add text captions near the photograph similar to what you have seen on Wikipedia, BBC or The New York Times."

"The caption is a phrase, sentence, or paragraph describing the contents of an illustration such as a photograph or chart. The caption is usually placed directly above, below, or to the side of the picture it describes. "

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