🇬🇧 Jingle meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A jingle is a very short, simple, and super-catchy little song that helps you remember a product, store, or service. Companies play jingles on TV or the radio so the tune gets stuck in your head, and when you hear it, you quickly think about what they are trying to sell.

The laundry soap jingle promised “no more stains,” but it clearly never met spaghetti night at our house.

The shoe commercial’s jingle said, “Run faster,” so I tried it and still lost to the turtle.

The dentist’s jingle was cheerful, which was confusing because nobody smiles like that at the dentist.

The broccoli company made a jingle, but my taste buds still voted no.

Jingles are designed to be super sticky in your memory—basically, they’re tiny musical boomerangs that keep flying back into your brain all day.

A small boy hears a bright jingle on the radio. The jingle makes him tap his cup; he hums the jingle as he paints a blue can with the brand from the jingle. His mother laughs, buys the sweet on TV, and the boy shows his painted can, still singing the jingle.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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