Definition of promo in English:

promo

nounPlural promos ˈprəʊməʊˈproʊmoʊ

informal

A piece of publicity or advertising, especially in the form of a short film or video.
a trade promo
as modifier a promo video
Example sentencesExamples
- The promos for the new format, however, have been nothing short of bizarre.
- I also remember seeing the newsreel of the promo for the film on a video at Cliff's house.
- The promo clips are thoughtful considering this is the second disc in the series.
- Local cable partners will support with promo spots to encourage kids to sign up.
- Animation is also being used to create content for ad films and commercials, as also for television promos and montage sequences.
- A teaser online promo began in February to help drive traffic between the partner sites.
- You know, he would come on my show and he would do promos.
- This is your typical promo spot for the film that adds little insight into the making of the movie.
- Its chief virtue at the moment is that on it you are least likely to encounter advertising or in-house promos.
- Television promos of the latest films provide a glimpse of the songs in the film.
- Star Plus has already started airing the promo, enticing viewers with short clips from the movie.
- Damian Harris knows about the potential power of a good promo video.
- First, Mick Foley cut an exceptional promo to explain his return to WWE.
- Each disc contains two episodes with their original TV promo spots, which are quite fun to watch.
- Radio promos are to follow, with winners attending a launch party at an undetermined venue.
- Finally, the usual lot of TV promos and trailers are included as well.
- The promos for the film were a part of an exhibition of black and white pictures by renowned cameramen.
- It's supporting the promo with press advertising and in-store marketing.
- He is about to go around the world on a promo tour for his toy.
- A back-to-school promo with Borders Bookstores includes goodie bag giveaways for kids.

Origin

1960s: abbreviation of promotion.

Rhymes

chromo, duomo, Homo, majordomo, momo, Nkomo, slo-mo

Definition of promo in US English:

promo

nounˈprōmōˈproʊmoʊ

informal

A piece of publicity or advertising, especially in the form of a short film or video.
as modifier a promo video
taping a two-minute promo
Example sentencesExamples
- The promos for the film were a part of an exhibition of black and white pictures by renowned cameramen.
- It's supporting the promo with press advertising and in-store marketing.
- A back-to-school promo with Borders Bookstores includes goodie bag giveaways for kids.
- First, Mick Foley cut an exceptional promo to explain his return to WWE.
- Damian Harris knows about the potential power of a good promo video.
- You know, he would come on my show and he would do promos.
- Finally, the usual lot of TV promos and trailers are included as well.
- Local cable partners will support with promo spots to encourage kids to sign up.
- The promos for the new format, however, have been nothing short of bizarre.
- I also remember seeing the newsreel of the promo for the film on a video at Cliff's house.
- Each disc contains two episodes with their original TV promo spots, which are quite fun to watch.
- This is your typical promo spot for the film that adds little insight into the making of the movie.
- The promo clips are thoughtful considering this is the second disc in the series.
- He is about to go around the world on a promo tour for his toy.
- Star Plus has already started airing the promo, enticing viewers with short clips from the movie.
- Radio promos are to follow, with winners attending a launch party at an undetermined venue.
- A teaser online promo began in February to help drive traffic between the partner sites.
- Television promos of the latest films provide a glimpse of the songs in the film.
- Its chief virtue at the moment is that on it you are least likely to encounter advertising or in-house promos.
- Animation is also being used to create content for ad films and commercials, as also for television promos and montage sequences.

Origin

1960s: abbreviation of promotion.

单词	promo
释义	Definition of promo in English: promo nounPlural promos ˈprəʊməʊˈproʊmoʊ informal A piece of publicity or advertising, especially in the form of a short film or video. a trade promo as modifier a promo video Example sentencesExamples The promos for the new format, however, have been nothing short of bizarre. I also remember seeing the newsreel of the promo for the film on a video at Cliff's house. The promo clips are thoughtful considering this is the second disc in the series. Local cable partners will support with promo spots to encourage kids to sign up. Animation is also being used to create content for ad films and commercials, as also for television promos and montage sequences. A teaser online promo began in February to help drive traffic between the partner sites. You know, he would come on my show and he would do promos. This is your typical promo spot for the film that adds little insight into the making of the movie. Its chief virtue at the moment is that on it you are least likely to encounter advertising or in-house promos. Television promos of the latest films provide a glimpse of the songs in the film. Star Plus has already started airing the promo, enticing viewers with short clips from the movie. Damian Harris knows about the potential power of a good promo video. First, Mick Foley cut an exceptional promo to explain his return to WWE. Each disc contains two episodes with their original TV promo spots, which are quite fun to watch. Radio promos are to follow, with winners attending a launch party at an undetermined venue. Finally, the usual lot of TV promos and trailers are included as well. The promos for the film were a part of an exhibition of black and white pictures by renowned cameramen. It's supporting the promo with press advertising and in-store marketing. He is about to go around the world on a promo tour for his toy. A back-to-school promo with Borders Bookstores includes goodie bag giveaways for kids. Origin 1960s: abbreviation of promotion. Rhymes chromo, duomo, Homo, majordomo, momo, Nkomo, slo-mo Definition of promo in US English: promo nounˈprōmōˈproʊmoʊ informal A piece of publicity or advertising, especially in the form of a short film or video. as modifier a promo video taping a two-minute promo Example sentencesExamples The promos for the film were a part of an exhibition of black and white pictures by renowned cameramen. It's supporting the promo with press advertising and in-store marketing. A back-to-school promo with Borders Bookstores includes goodie bag giveaways for kids. First, Mick Foley cut an exceptional promo to explain his return to WWE. Damian Harris knows about the potential power of a good promo video. You know, he would come on my show and he would do promos. Finally, the usual lot of TV promos and trailers are included as well. Local cable partners will support with promo spots to encourage kids to sign up. The promos for the new format, however, have been nothing short of bizarre. I also remember seeing the newsreel of the promo for the film on a video at Cliff's house. Each disc contains two episodes with their original TV promo spots, which are quite fun to watch. This is your typical promo spot for the film that adds little insight into the making of the movie. The promo clips are thoughtful considering this is the second disc in the series. He is about to go around the world on a promo tour for his toy. Star Plus has already started airing the promo, enticing viewers with short clips from the movie. Radio promos are to follow, with winners attending a launch party at an undetermined venue. A teaser online promo began in February to help drive traffic between the partner sites. Television promos of the latest films provide a glimpse of the songs in the film. Its chief virtue at the moment is that on it you are least likely to encounter advertising or in-house promos. Animation is also being used to create content for ad films and commercials, as also for television promos and montage sequences. Origin 1960s: abbreviation of promotion.
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