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

advertise or (esp US) advertize /adˈvər-tīz or -tīzˈ, formerly (Shakespeare) -vûrtˈiz/

transitive verb

To give notice of

To give public information about merits claimed for

To draw attention to

To offer for sale by public notice, printed or broadcast

To inform or give notice to (archaic)

intransitive verb

To issue advertisements

To ask (for) by means of public notice, eg in a newspaper

ORIGIN: Fr avertir, avertiss-, from L advertere to turn towards; see advert²

advertisement /əd-vûrˈtis-mənt or -tiz-/ or (esp US) advertizement /-tiz- or -tīzˈ/ noun

The act of advertising

A public notice, usu with the purpose of informing and/or changing public attitudes and behaviour (informal short form ad or adˈvert)

A short performance recorded for radio, TV, etc to advertise goods or services (informal short form ad or adˈvert)

News (obsolete)

advertiser /adˈ or -tīzˈ/ noun

Someone who advertises
Often part of a newspaper's title

adˈvertīsing noun

The business of producing advertisements

adjective (Shakespeare)

Attentive

adˈland noun (facetious)

The imaginary and usu idealized world portrayed in advertisements
The advertising industry

ad-man or adman /adˈman/ noun

Someone who takes part in advertising, esp advertising addressed to the ad-mass

adˈ-mass or adˈmass noun

Advertising intended to appeal to a mass public
The mass aimed at by such advertising

advertising agency noun

An organization which helps a company to sell its products or services by undertaking market research, creating advertising material, and buying space in newspapers, TV schedules, etc

Advertising Standards Authority

An independent group established in the UK in 1962 to ensure that the self-regulating system of advertising works effectively in the public interest (abbrev ASA)

advertise or (esp US) advertize /adˈvər-tīz or -tīzˈ, formerly (Shakespeare) -vûrtˈiz/