Definition of nameplate
: something (such as a plate or plaque) bearing a name (as of a resident or manufacturer)
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At the same time, the company plans to drop most passenger cars from its lineup in the United States, including venerable nameplates like the Taurus and the Fusion.
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Ford's bet-the-company move in 1985 was emulated again more than two decades later when another risk-taking and revered executive, CEO Alan Mulally, revived the Taurus nameplate that the company had abandoned.
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While its parent, Thor Industries Inc., doesn’t break out financial results by nameplate, Wheeler said the brand has grown annual revenue by an average of 25 percent each year for the past six years.
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Look for the new Explorer also to breed a Lincoln variant, which is likely to resurrect the Aviator nameplate.
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Phantom is the longest-running nameplate in automotive history, and has been owned by everyone from Fred Astaire to the royal family to Kim Kardashian.
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Both nameplates set the best quarterly sales in fourth quarter 2017 as well, Ford noted.
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Suennen has embraced her alter ego, stamping it on her business cards and the nameplate outside her office door.
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The lockers have nameplates with the names of golf’s most decorated players.
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First Known Use of nameplate
circa 1858
NAMEPLATE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of nameplate for English Language Learners
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: a metal or plastic sign that is attached to a door or wall and that shows the name of the person, group, or company that lives or works there
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