promotion
noun
- = rise, upgrading, move up, advancement, elevation, exaltation, preferment, aggrandizement, ennoblement •
rewarding outstanding employees with promotion
- = publicity, advertising, hype, pushing, plugging (informal), propaganda, advertising campaign, hard sell, media hype, ballyhoo (informal), puffery (informal), boosterism •
The company spent a lot of money on advertising and promotion.
- = encouragement, backing, support, development, progress, boosting, advancement, advocacy, cultivation, espousal, furtherance, boosterism •
dedicated to the promotion of new ideas and research
'promotion' in Other Languages
- British English: promotion
A promotion is a means of making something happen, increase or become more popular....TV commercials and other promotions.prəˈməʊʃən NOUNadvertisement - Arabic: تَرْوِيج
- Brazilian Portuguese: promoção
- Chinese: 促进
- Croatian: promocija
- Czech: prosazování
- Danish: forfremmelse
- Dutch: promotie
- European Spanish: promoción
- Finnish: ylennys
- French: promotion
- German: Beförderung
- Greek: προώθηση
- Italian: promozione
- Japanese: 促進
- Korean: 승진
- Norwegian: forfremmelse
- Polish: awans
- Portuguese: promoção
- Romanian: promovare promovări
- Russian: продвижение
- Spanish: ascenso
- Swedish: kampanj
- Thai: การส่งเสริมสนับสนุน
- Turkish: tanıtım
- Ukrainian: просування
- Vietnamese: sự xúc tiến
- British English: promotion If you are given promotion or a promotion in your job, you are given a more important job or rank in the organization that you work for. NOUNConsider changing jobs or trying for promotion.in job
- Brazilian Portuguese: promoção
- Chinese: 晋升晋晉升
- European Spanish: ascenso
- French: promotion
- German: Beförderung
- Italian: promozione
- Japanese: 昇進
- Korean: 승진
- Portuguese: promoção
- Spanish: ascenso
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