word of mouth

See also: word-of-mouth

English

Alternative forms

word-of-mouth (attributive)

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Noun

word of mouth (uncountable)

(idiomatic) Verbal means of passing on information.
The book didn't need to be advertised; it became popular solely by word of mouth.

Related terms

word of finger

Translations

verbal means of passing of information

Bengali: মুখের কথা (mukher kôtha)
Catalan: boca-orella m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 口口相傳, 口口相传 (kǒukǒu xiāngchuán), 口傳 (zh), 口传 (zh) (kǒuchuán)
Danish: mund til mund c
Dutch: mond-tot-mond n, mond-tot-mond communicatie f
Esperanto: perbuŝo
Finnish: suupuhe
French: bouche à oreille (fr) m
German: Mundpropaganda (de) f, Mund-zu-Mund-Propaganda f
Greek: από στόμα σε στόμα (apó stóma se stóma)

Icelandic: munnlega f, ^{(please verify)} í munnmælum, ^{(please verify)} á skotspónum
Indonesian: getok tular, dari mulut ke mulut
Italian: passaparola (it) m
Japanese: 口コミ (くちこみ, kuchikomi)
Norwegian: ^{(please verify)} jungeltelegraf m
Polish: poczta pantoflowa (pl) f
Portuguese: boca a boca m, passa-palavra m
Russian: сарафа́нное ра́дио (ru) n (sarafánnoje rádio)
Spanish: boca a boca m, boca-oreja m
Swedish: mun till mun c
Turkish: dedikodu gazetesi

See also

word of mouth on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

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