Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Swedish term or phrase:
rapportmönster
English translation:
repeat pattern, pattern repeat (repeat weave on textiles)
Added to glossary by
Christine Andersen
Jan 13, 2005 19:57
19 yrs ago
Swedish term
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rapportmönster
Swedish to English
Marketing
Advertising / Public Relations
Product packaging
This term is used in a company manual about branding/identity. This chapter deals with packaging and wrapping:
A. Produktförpackning
När vi skapar unika förpackningslösningar använder vi en generisk lösning som bygger på ett rapportmönster av vår logotype på gul botten.
B. Produktemballage
När vi förpackar flera av våra produktförpackningar i ett enhetligt emballage använder vi samma rapportmönster av logotypen direkt på en kartongyta eller dylikt.
A. Produktförpackning
När vi skapar unika förpackningslösningar använder vi en generisk lösning som bygger på ett rapportmönster av vår logotype på gul botten.
B. Produktemballage
När vi förpackar flera av våra produktförpackningar i ett enhetligt emballage använder vi samma rapportmönster av logotypen direkt på en kartongyta eller dylikt.
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Native in: English (Variant: UK) 
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Swedish term (edited):
rapportm�nster
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repeat pattern
In weaving, this is called a repeat weave, but it is used on all kinds of surfaces.
It is a motif that is repeated, possibly mirrored in alternative repeats, to fill out a surface.
This one would be the logo repeated in rows or for instance offset to give a diagonal pattern.
(R. Broby Johansen: Kunstordbog/Gyldendal
Engström gives 'pattern repeat'
http://www.philipbradburyglass.co.uk/repeats intro.htm
It is a motif that is repeated, possibly mirrored in alternative repeats, to fill out a surface.
This one would be the logo repeated in rows or for instance offset to give a diagonal pattern.
(R. Broby Johansen: Kunstordbog/Gyldendal
Engström gives 'pattern repeat'
http://www.philipbradburyglass.co.uk/repeats intro.htm
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