Definition
to promote: to create publicity or advertising; to assign to a higher position
to promote a new product
to be promoted is to move to a better job
a promotion: an act of raising in rank or position
For your good work, I’m giving you a promotion.
- "Lots of talent, but you need to have the right agent to promote you, otherwise you'll never make it in Hollywood."
- "I've also renewed our contract with Ivana Bümbüm and she will continue to promote Delavigne perfumes for the next four years."
- "Their goal is to promote teamwork and develop "skill sets" which will help us become more confident, more efficient and more focused on the well-being of the entire organization."
- "the president of a multinational perfume company should not be promoting a human cockfight in a business environment."
- "One solution may be increasing discounts and promotions this year."
- "Indigo Motel is selling shares on their website, and I just bought a ton of them. As soon as they raise $150,000 they'll use that money to record, promote and distribute their first album. As a shareholder, I will receive a cut of all sales and licensing."
- "Warbuckle's Department Stores will donate a sum of 1 million dollars annually to charitable causes promoting democracy, free trade and open borders in Europe."
- "A short jingle with original lyrics and music to promote Delavigne perfumes."
- "Maybe you can be promoted to manager after all."
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