rallying cry

ˈrallying ˌcry noun [singular]

a word or phrase used to unite people in support of an idea 口号〔用于团结众人支持某观点〕

‘Land and Liberty’ was the rallying cry of revolutionary Mexico.

“土地和自由”是墨西哥革命的口号。

Examples from the Corpus

rallying cry• This rhetoric offers both a posthoc justification for the changes, and a rallying cry for implementation.• Public order is an election rallying cry and fear of crime can influence practice as well as policy.• Self-denial and self-help, however, would make a poor rallying cry for the hustings.• It has been a radical rallying cry ever since Lenin laid it down as doctrine.• Newspapers sometimes appeared to be providing the rallying cry for future demonstration.• That was the rallying cry of Nelson Mandela's finely crafted speech.

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