imidzovy

14:49 Mar 11, 2012 

It just looks as though they want to sell what they call imidzove products, but I don't have much context, mostly just lists of ideas. This is simply one of those adopted words where the adoption has gone all haywire. I'm leaning toward fashion statement right now, or something similar. It has at least put me on the right track.

13:56 Mar 11, 2012 

by corporate image you mean corporate logo like CocaCola - in clothing that might be a 'designer look' etc. but I am not sure what it is that you have. By 'look' I mean that it is not a specific designer, but it looks like designer product. Again, only guessing. What you may have there may be just a manufacturers name. The link that Michal gives to Prada, that is a designer trademark.

13:22 Mar 11, 2012 

ked to nejde inak, tak potom cela veta je vzdy vitana. To je alfa omega
imidžové okuliare....sú ...
Imidžove okuliare ...?

12:15 Mar 11, 2012 

I am not at all surprised that this 'bumerang' effect is happening. For years we (i.e. the Czechs and Slovaks) have been bastardizing an unnecessary amount of English words or simply phonetically copied them, and now they come back at us and look so horrible, in my view, that they need to be translated to their original form. This critical view is usually a sign that the writers live abroad, such as myself, because we were able to watch the changes. After all, do you say lídr or vůdce...most newspapers and other media in CR say lídr. Anyway, maybe a view too personal, but I hate these new words.

12:03 Mar 11, 2012 

I think that for some products the word 'status' is in place, because it identifies the consumer as a member of a given group,
Stetson may be a status hat, Ferrari a status car, Dior sunglasses status glasses, etc. etc. IMHO

08:14 Mar 11, 2012 

Nathaniel, I still can not agree with you. One of good examples is a "Steatson hat". With no corporate "image" on it, it still help his wearer to obtain an image of i.g. cowboy. So it is typical "Image hat". So my opinion is, that word "image" can stay for adjective "imidžový".

07:01 Mar 11, 2012 

If you look closely these are all about clothing, etc. on which a corporate "image" is printed. It just doesn't work for me here. Thank you both anyway

20:30 Mar 10, 2012 

Tiež sa dajú nájsť príklady na Image hat, alebo Image wear.

20:27 Mar 10, 2012 

http://imageglasses.com/, al. http://www.glasses-world.com/?p=1297

20:10 Mar 10, 2012 

I don't know that 'image' can be used as an adjective, well at least it doesn't really make sense to me