英语词汇“promote”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	promote
释义	Trends of promote View usage for: promote (prəmoʊt) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense promotes, present participle promoting, past tense, past participle promoted 1. verb If people promote something, they help or encourage it to happen, increase, or spread. You don't have to sacrifice environmental protection to promote economic growth. [VERB noun] We actively promote the use of alternative transport methods. [VERB noun] promotion uncountable noun The government has pledged to give the promotion of democracy higher priority. [+ of] ...disease prevention and health promotion. Synonyms: rise, upgrading, move up, advancement More Synonyms of promote Synonyms: encouragement, backing, support, development More Synonyms of promote 2. verb If a firm promotes a product, it tries to increase the sales or popularity of that product. The singer has announced a full British tour to promote his second solo album. [VERB noun] ...a special St Lucia week where the island could be promoted as a tourist destination. [be VERB-ed + as] Synonyms: advertise, sell, hype, publicize More Synonyms of promote 3. verb [usually passive] If someone is promoted, they are given a more important job or rank in the organization that they work for. I was promoted to editor and then editorial director. [beV-ed + from/to] In fact, those people have been promoted. [be VERB-ed] Synonyms: raise, upgrade, elevate, honour More Synonyms of promote 4. verb [usually passive] If a team that competes in a league is promoted, it starts competing in a higher division in the next season because it was one of the most successful teams in the lower division. [British] They won the Second Division title and were promoted to the First Division. [be VERB-ed + to] [Also be VERB-ed] promotion uncountable noun Fans have been celebrating their team's promotion to the First Division. [+ to] Synonyms: rise, upgrading, move up, advancement More Synonyms of promote Synonyms: encouragement, backing, support, development More Synonyms of promote More Synonyms of promote promote in British English (prəˈməʊt) verb (transitive) 1. to further or encourage the progress or existence of 2. to raise to a higher rank, status, degree, etc 3. to advance (a pupil or student) to a higher course, class, etc 4. to urge the adoption of; work for to promote reform 5. to encourage the sale of (a product) by advertising or securing financial support 6. chess to exchange (a pawn) for any piece other than a king when the pawn reaches the 8th rank Derived forms promotable (proˈmotable) adjective promotion (proˈmotion) noun promotional (proˈmotional) adjective Word origin C14: from Latin prōmovēre to push onwards, from pro-1 + movēre to move promote in American English (prəˈmoʊt; proʊˈmoʊt) verb transitiveWord forms: proˈmoted or proˈmoting 1. to raise or advance to a higher position or rank she was promoted to manager 2. to help bring about or further the growth or establishment of to promote the general welfare 3. US to further the popularity, sales, etc. of by publicizing and advertising to promote a product 4. US, Slang to acquire (something) by devious or cunning means 5. Chess to convert (a pawn that has crossed the board and reached the end row) to a more powerful piece see also queen (sense 10) 6. US, Education to move (a student) forward a grade in school SIMILAR WORDS: adˈvance Derived forms promotable (proˈmotable) adjective Word origin ME promoten < L promotus, pp. of promovere, to move forward: see pro-2 & move Examples of 'promote' in a sentence promote We'll keep being good partners to policymakers and work to promote responsible home sharing. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They said that the agreement to promote products on social media could be implicit, but unspoken. Times, Sunday Times (2017) These two teams were promoted together in 2015 after a close battle in the Championship. The Sun (2017) They are prizes in an interactive treasure hunt across London, set up to promote a new product. The Sun (2016) There is little evidence that such rigid work organization does promote higher productivity. Hirst, Paul After Thatcher (1989) The industry says packs are the best way of promoting the products. The Sun (2010) It was during that time that he was promoted to the rank of general. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The team that is promoted this year will be hindered throughout next season. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Mine was awarded primarily for my work in promoting science. The Sun (2010) Share information and offer tips to followers to grow interest in your page and promote your products. The Sun (2014) The deal would be a bargain if the team are promoted. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It also promotes innovation in products and services. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Promoted teams have a momentum that can be a springboard. Times, Sunday Times (2015) And one of the most successful in promoting a product. Goshgarian, Gary Exploring language (6th edn) (1995) It was regarded by many solicitors as unfair competition and therefore not something to be promoted or encouraged. Times, Sunday Times (2006) He was quickly promoted up the ranks to Sergeant. The Sun (2012) After this time, heat will encourage healing by promoting blood flow to the area. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Second, the welfare system no longer does enough to promote the work ethic. Times, Sunday Times (2013) On the field, the promoted team already look a lost cause. Times, Sunday Times (2008) It would be facile to suggest Arsenal had it easy because they were playing a promoted team. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Tories on the Right of the party are hoping a senior figure from their ranks will be promoted. Times, Sunday Times (2013) He was the last person holding that office who was promoted through the ranks of the military Judiciary. Times, Sunday Times (2013) In 1996 she was delighted to complete her rapid rise through the ranks by being promoted to principal inspector. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The heads of these practices take responsibility for recruitment, with an incentive to promote social work with flair and enthusiasm. Times, Sunday Times (2011) I am in the second generation of lawyers working to promote women's rights. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Our economy encourages us to promote ourselves with social media, to brand ourselves and get'likes. Christianity Today (2000) One of my roles as an ambassador for Cricket Australia is to promote and encourage spin around the country. Times, Sunday Times (2009) In other languages promote British English: promote /prəˈməʊt/ VERB advertise If people promote something, they help to make it happen, increase, or become more popular. She came to London to promote her latest book. American English: promote Arabic: يُرَوِجّ Brazilian Portuguese: promover Chinese: 促进 Croatian: promovirati Czech: prosadit Danish: fremme Dutch: promoten European Spanish: promocionar Finnish: edesauttaa French: promouvoir German: fördern Greek: προάγω Italian: promuovere Japanese: 促進する Korean: 촉진하다 Norwegian: fremme Polish: promować European Portuguese: promover Romanian: a promova Russian: продвигать Latin American Spanish: ascender Swedish: främja Thai: ส่งเสริม Turkish: tanıtımını yapmak Ukrainian: просувати Vietnamese: xúc tiến British English: promote VERB person If someone is promoted, they are given a more important job or rank in the organization that they work for. I was promoted to editor and then editorial director. American English: promote Brazilian Portuguese: promover Chinese: 促进 European Spanish: ascender French: promouvoir German: befördern Italian: promuovere Japanese: 促進する Korean: 촉진하다 European Portuguese: promover Latin American Spanish: ascender All related terms of 'promote' promote peace If there is peace in a country or in the world, there are no wars or violent conflicts going on. promote health A person's health is the condition of their body and the extent to which it is free from illness or is able to resist illness. promote democracy Democracy is a system of government in which people choose their rulers by voting for them in elections . promote diversity The diversity of something is the fact that it contains many very different elements. promote education Education involves teaching people various subjects, usually at a school or college, or being taught . promote competition Competition is a situation in which two or more people or groups are trying to get something which not everyone can have. Chinese translation of 'promote' promote (prəˈməut) vt [employee] 晋(晉)升 (jìnshēng) (= publicize) [record, film, book, product] 促销(銷) (cùxiāo) (= encourage) [understanding, peace] 促进(進) (cùjìn) (= sponsor, organize) [event] 赞(贊)助 (zànzhù) the team was promoted to the first division (Brit, Sport) 该(該)队(隊)升到第一级(級)别(別) (gāi duì shēngdào dìyī jíbié) 1 (verb) in the sense of help Definition to work for His country will do everything possible to promote peace. Synonyms help If you're not willing to help me, I'll find somebody who will. back He is backed by the civic movement. support He supported the hardworking people. further Education needn't only be about furthering your career. develop aid a software system to aid managers in decision-making forward He forwarded their cause with courage, skill and humour. champion He passionately championed the poor. encourage Their task is to encourage private investment in Russia. advance He was busy advancing other people's work. work for urge He urged restraint on the security forces. boost We need a big win to boost our confidence. recommend I recommend that you consult your doctor. sponsor foster They are keen to foster trading links with the West. contribute to assist a chemical that assists in the manufacture of proteins advocate They advocate fewer government controls on business. stimulate endorse I can endorse this statement wholeheartedly. prescribe speak for nurture push for espouse She ran away to Mexico and espoused the revolutionary cause. popularize gee up Opposites prevent , oppose , discourage , hold back , hinder , obstruct , impede 2 (verb) in the sense of advertise Definition to encourage the sale of (a product) by advertising He has announced a full British tour to promote his new album. Synonyms advertise Religious groups are not allowed to advertise on TV. It has been much advertised in specialist magazines. sell She is hoping she can sell the idea to clients. hype We had to hype the film to attract the financiers. publicize The author appeared on TV to publicize her latest book. push Advertisers often use scientific doublespeak to push their products. plug (informal) If I hear another actor plugging his latest book I will scream. puff TV correspondents puffing the new digital channels call attention to beat the drum for (informal) 3 (verb) in the sense of raise Definition to raise to a higher rank or position I was promoted to editor and then editorial director. Synonyms raise She was to be raised to the rank of ambassador. upgrade He was upgraded to security guard. elevate He was elevated to the post of Prime Minister. honour Two pioneering surgeons were honoured with the Nobel Prize. dignify I see no point in dignifying this kind of speculation with a response. exalt God has put down the mighty from their seats, and exalted them of low degree. kick upstairs (informal) aggrandize He would go on and on, showing off, aggrandizing himself. Opposites downgrade , demote , lower or reduce in rank Additional synonyms in the sense of advance Definition to further a cause He was busy advancing other people's work. Synonyms promote, help, further, aid, forward, champion, push, encourage, assist, plug (informal), pave the way for, hasten, patronize, succour, lend support to in the sense of advocate Definition to recommend a course of action publicly They advocate fewer government controls on business. Synonyms recommend, support, champion, encourage, propose, favour, defend, promote, urge, advise, justify, endorse, campaign for, prescribe, speak for, uphold, press for, argue for, commend, plead for, espouse, countenance, hold a brief for (informal) in the sense of aggrandize Definition to make greater in size, power, or rank He would go on and on, showing off, aggrandizing himself. Synonyms exaggerate, advance, promote, intensify, elevate, enlarge, enrich, inflate, dignify, magnify, amplify, augment, exalt, ennoble Synonyms of 'promote' promote Explore 'promote' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of aid Definition to help financially or in other ways a software system to aid managers in decision-making Synonyms help, second, support, serve, sustain, assist, relieve, avail, subsidize, abet, succour, be of service to, lend a hand to, give a leg up to (informal) in the sense of assist a chemical that assists in the manufacture of proteins Synonyms facilitate, help, further, serve, aid, forward, promote, boost, ease, sustain, reinforce, speed up, pave the way for, make easy, expedite, oil the wheels, smooth the path of, assist the progress of in the sense of back He is backed by the civic movement. Synonyms support, help, second, aid, champion, encourage, favour, defend, promote, sanction, sustain, assist, advocate, endorse, side with, stand up for, espouse, stand behind, countenance, abet, stick up for (informal), take up the cudgels for in the sense of boost Definition to encourage or improve We need a big win to boost our confidence. Synonyms bolster, further, raise, support, inspire, sustain, assist, improve, encourage, foster, swell, uplift, shore up, buoy up in the sense of champion Definition to support He passionately championed the poor. Synonyms support, back, defend, promote, advocate, fight for, uphold, espouse, stick up for (informal), endorse in the sense of dignify Definition to add distinction to I see no point in dignifying this kind of speculation with a response. Synonyms distinguish, honour, grace, raise, advance, promote, elevate, glorify, exalt, ennoble, aggrandize in the sense of elevate Definition to raise in rank or status He was elevated to the post of Prime Minister. Synonyms promote, raise, advance, upgrade, exalt, kick upstairs (informal), aggrandize, give advancement to in the sense of encourage Definition to stimulate (something or someone) by approval or help Their task is to encourage private investment in Russia. Synonyms promote, back, help, support, increase, further, aid, forward, advance, favour, boost, strengthen, foster, advocate, stimulate, endorse, commend, succour in the sense of endorse Definition to give approval or support to I can endorse this statement wholeheartedly. Synonyms approve, back, support, champion, favour, promote, recommend, sanction, sustain, advocate, warrant, prescribe, uphold, authorize, ratify, affirm, approve of, subscribe to, espouse, vouch for, throw your weight behind in the sense of espouse Definition to adopt or give support to (a cause, ideal, etc.) She ran away to Mexico and espoused the revolutionary cause. Synonyms support, back, champion, promote, maintain, defend, adopt, take up, advocate, embrace, uphold, stand up for Additional synonyms in the sense of exalt Definition to raise to a higher rank God has put down the mighty from their seats, and exalted them of low degree. Synonyms raise, advance, promote, honour, upgrade, elevate, dignify, ennoble, aggrandize in the sense of forward Definition to advance or promote He forwarded their cause with courage, skill and humour. Synonyms further, back, help, support, aid, encourage, speed, advance, favour, promote, foster, assist, hurry, hasten, expedite, fwd in the sense of foster Definition to promote the growth or development of They are keen to foster trading links with the West. Synonyms develop, support, further, encourage, feed, promote, stimulate, uphold, nurture, cultivate, foment in the sense of further Definition to assist the progress of (something) Education needn't only be about furthering your career. Synonyms promote, help, develop, aid, forward, champion, push, encourage, speed, advance, work for, foster, contribute to, assist, plug (informal), facilitate, pave the way for, hasten, fast-track, patronize, expedite, succour, lend support to in the sense of honour Definition to give (someone) special praise, attention, or an award Two pioneering surgeons were honoured with the Nobel Prize. Synonyms acclaim, celebrate, praise, decorate, compliment, commemorate, dignify, commend, glorify, exalt, laud (literary), lionize in the sense of hype Definition to market or promote (a commodity) using intensive or exaggerated publicity We had to hype the film to attract the financiers. Synonyms publicize, push, promote, advertise, build up, plug (informal), puff (up), talk up (informal) in the sense of plug Definition to make frequent favourable mentions of (a product etc.), for example on television If I hear another actor plugging his latest book I will scream. Synonyms mention, push, promote, publicize, advertise, build up, puff, hype, write up, namecheck in the sense of publicize Definition to bring to public attention The author appeared on TV to publicize her latest book. Synonyms advertise, promote, plug (informal), hype, push, spotlight, puff, play up, write up, spread about, beat the drum for (informal), give publicity to, bring to public notice in the sense of puff TV correspondents puffing the new digital channels Synonyms promote, push, plug (informal), hype, publicize, advertise, praise, crack up (informal), big up (slang), overpraise in the sense of push Definition to be an advocate or promoter (of) Advertisers often use scientific doublespeak to push their products. Synonyms promote, advertise, hype, publicize, boost, plug (informal), puff, make known, propagandize, cry up (old-fashioned) Additional synonyms in the sense of recommend Definition to advise as the best course or choice I recommend that you consult your doctor. Synonyms advise, suggest, advance, propose, urge, counsel, advocate, prescribe, put forward, exhort (formal), enjoin in the sense of sell Definition to gain acceptance of She is hoping she can sell the idea to clients. Synonyms promote, get across, put across, win approval for, persuade someone to accept, bring someone round to, gain acceptance for, get acceptance for in the sense of support Definition to give practical or emotional help to (someone) He supported the hardworking people. Synonyms help, back, champion, second, aid, forward, encourage, defend, promote, take (someone's) part, strengthen, assist, advocate, uphold, side with, go along with, stand up for, espouse, stand behind, hold (someone's) hand, stick up for (informal), succour, buoy up, boost (someone's) morale, take up the cudgels for, be a source of strength to in the sense of upgrade Definition to promote a person or job to a higher rank He was upgraded to security guard. Synonyms promote, raise, advance, boost, move up, elevate, kick upstairs (informal), give promotion to in the sense of urge Definition to advocate earnestly and persistently He urged restraint on the security forces. Synonyms advocate, suggest, recommend, advise, back, support, champion, counsel, insist on, endorse, push for
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