Definition of mot d'ordre in English:

mot d'ordre

noun ˌməʊ ˈdɔːdrə

A political slogan or watchword; an expression of policy; an oral directive or plan.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Newspaper & General Reader's Companion. From French mot d'ordre watchword from mot word + d' + ordre.

nounˌməʊ ˈdɔːdrə

A political slogan or watchword; an expression of policy; an oral directive or plan.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Newspaper & General Reader's Companion. From French mot d'ordre watchword from mot word + d' + ordre.

单词	mot d'ordre
释义	Definition of mot d'ordre in English: mot d'ordre noun ˌməʊ ˈdɔːdrə A political slogan or watchword; an expression of policy; an oral directive or plan. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Newspaper & General Reader's Companion. From French mot d'ordre watchword from mot word + d' + ordre. Definition of mot d'ordre in US English: mot d'ordre nounˌməʊ ˈdɔːdrə A political slogan or watchword; an expression of policy; an oral directive or plan. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Newspaper & General Reader's Companion. From French mot d'ordre watchword from mot word + d' + ordre.
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