mascot
mascot — 名詞
- mascotsingular
- mascotsplural
1. an animal, person, or symbol that a team, school, or business uses as its offici
吉祥物
代表團隊、學校或品牌的象徵人物或動物
an animal, person, or symbol that a team, school, or business uses as its official sign and that people sometimes think will bring success in games or other events
The school's mascot, a big green dragon named Blaze, leads the team onto the field before every game.
學校的吉祥物是一隻名叫布雷茲的綠色大龍，每場比賽前都會帶領隊伍進場。
collocation: school mascot / team mascot
The company chose a smiling sun as its mascot to show warmth and friendliness.
這家公司選擇微笑的太陽作為吉祥物，來傳達溫暖與友善。
mascot for a brand or company
Fans cheered when the local team's mascot, a dancing panda, ran across the stadium.
當主場球隊的吉祥物——一隻跳舞的熊貓——跑過體育場時，球迷們歡呼起來。
The children at the hospital smiled when the mascot of the charity came to visit them.
當慈善機構的吉祥物來醫院探望時，孩子們都露出了笑容。
mascot of [organization] representing a cause
Every Olympic Games has an official mascot that represents the host city and the spirit of the event.
每屆奧運會都有一個官方吉祥物，代表主辦城市與賽事精神。
- team mascot
- school mascot
- official mascot
- mascot costume
- mascot character
- mascot of the Olympics
- emblem
a design or image representing a group, usually on flags or official items rather than a costumed character
- symbol
a broader term for anything that stands for something else; less specific to costumed characters
- talisman
an object believed to bring good luck but typically small and personal, not a performing character
- icon
a famous person or image seen as representing a culture or era; used more broadly than mascot
文法句型
mascot + of + [organization]
mascot + for + [event]
用法筆記
A mascot is usually a costumed character who performs at events, unlike a logo which is only a design. This word is very common in sports, school, and brand contexts.