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promote

/prəˈmoʊt/

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verb

/prəˈmoʊt/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по поддержке, поощрению или продвижению чего-либо, например, продукта, идеи или карьеры человека.

A verb used to indicate the act of supporting, encouraging, or advancing something, such as a product, idea, or person's career.

  1. Advance in positionB1formal

    To raise someone to a higher rank or position within an organization.

    ruПовысить

    • The company promoted her to senior manager.
    • He was promoted after only two years of work.
    • They decided to promote him due to his excellent performance.

    Synonymsadvanceelevatemove upraiseupgrade

    Antonymsdegradedemotedowngradereduce

  2. Advertise or publicizeB1formal

    To support or encourage the popularity, sale, or acceptance of something through advertising or public relations.

    ruРекламировать

    • The company is promoting its new product on social media.
    • She promoted the charity event through flyers and posters.
    • They hired a celebrity to promote their brand.

    Synonymsadvertisehypemarketpeddlepitchplugpushtout

    Antonymscriticizedemotedisparagesuppress

  3. Encourage or fosterB2formal

    To actively support or encourage the development or growth of something.

    ruСпособствовать

    • The government promotes renewable energy sources.
    • The school promotes healthy eating habits among students.
    • This program promotes cultural exchange between countries.

    Synonymsadvanceboostchampioncultivateencouragefosterfurthernurturestimulatesupport

    Antonymsdiscourageimpedeinhibitsuppress

Forms
  • promoted past participle
  • promoted past simple
  • promoting present participle
  • promotes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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