英语词汇campaign的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

campaign /kæmˈpeɪn/ noun [C] a series of organized actions intended to achieve a particular result or persuade people about somethingadjectives/nouns + campaignan advertising/marketing/sales campaign The store ran a television advertising campaign just before Christmas.a publicity campaign (=to tell the public about something) The interview was the start of a publicity campaign for his new book.a political campaign She was involved in many political campaigns.an election campaign He was a candidate in the 2008 election campaign.a presidential campaign In his presidential campaign speeches he promised that he would not raise taxes.an anti-smoking/anti-bullying etc campaign How effective has the anti-smoking campaign been?a fund-raising campaign (=to get money for something) The church is launching a £50,000 fund-raising campaign for the renovation work.a media/press campaign The government spent thousands of pounds on a media campaign.a national/nationwide campaign The walk was part of a national campaign to raise £900,000.a worldwide/global/international campaign a worldwide campaign for peacea long campaign Her father fought a long campaign for an investigation to be held.an effective/successful campaign The Conservatives failed to mount an effective campaign.a deliberate/concerted campaign (=done by people in a determined way) There was a concerted campaign to attract more women into the armed forces.a determined campaign His wife waged a determined campaign for his release.a smear campaign (=in which unpleasant or untrue stories are spread about an important person) He claims he was the victim of a smear campaign.a strong campaign (=forceful and effective) The car was the subject of a strong advertising campaign.a vicious campaign (=very unpleasant and designed to attack someone) The state had conducted a vicious campaign of misinformation and propaganda.an orchestrated campaign disapproving (=organized secretly to make political events happen in the way you want) This resulted in an orchestrated campaign of civil disorder.a sustained campaign (=lasting a long time) The organization has mounted a sustained campaign against the killing of endangered species.verbslaunch/mount a campaign (=begin a campaign) They have launched a campaign to end world poverty.organize/wage a campaign also conduct a campaign formal William Wilberforce waged a successful campaign to end slavery.run a campaign (=organize a campaign, especially in politics or advertising) The Republicans ran a successful campaign.lead a campaign The government is leading a ‘walk to school’ campaign.spearhead a campaign (=lead a campaign that involves a lot of people, organizations etc) The campaign was spearheaded by the Students’ Union. Don’t say make a campaign. Say organize a campaign.campaign + nounscampaign funds/money He was found guilty of using campaign funds illegally.a campaign manager She’s a campaign manager for Amnesty International.the campaign trail (=the places someone visits as part of their election campaign) Iowa was the first stop on the presidential campaign trail.

词组	campaign
释义	campaign /kæmˈpeɪn/ noun [C] a series of organized actions intended to achieve a particular result or persuade people about somethingadjectives/nouns + campaignan advertising/marketing/sales campaign The store ran a television advertising campaign just before Christmas.a publicity campaign (=to tell the public about something) The interview was the start of a publicity campaign for his new book.a political campaign She was involved in many political campaigns.an election campaign He was a candidate in the 2008 election campaign.a presidential campaign In his presidential campaign speeches he promised that he would not raise taxes.an anti-smoking/anti-bullying etc campaign How effective has the anti-smoking campaign been?a fund-raising campaign (=to get money for something) The church is launching a £50,000 fund-raising campaign for the renovation work.a media/press campaign The government spent thousands of pounds on a media campaign.a national/nationwide campaign The walk was part of a national campaign to raise £900,000.a worldwide/global/international campaign a worldwide campaign for peacea long campaign Her father fought a long campaign for an investigation to be held.an effective/successful campaign The Conservatives failed to mount an effective campaign.a deliberate/concerted campaign (=done by people in a determined way) There was a concerted campaign to attract more women into the armed forces.a determined campaign His wife waged a determined campaign for his release.a smear campaign (=in which unpleasant or untrue stories are spread about an important person) He claims he was the victim of a smear campaign.a strong campaign (=forceful and effective) The car was the subject of a strong advertising campaign.a vicious campaign (=very unpleasant and designed to attack someone) The state had conducted a vicious campaign of misinformation and propaganda.an orchestrated campaign disapproving (=organized secretly to make political events happen in the way you want) This resulted in an orchestrated campaign of civil disorder.a sustained campaign (=lasting a long time) The organization has mounted a sustained campaign against the killing of endangered species.verbslaunch/mount a campaign (=begin a campaign) They have launched a campaign to end world poverty.organize/wage a campaign also conduct a campaign formal William Wilberforce waged a successful campaign to end slavery.run a campaign (=organize a campaign, especially in politics or advertising) The Republicans ran a successful campaign.lead a campaign The government is leading a ‘walk to school’ campaign.spearhead a campaign (=lead a campaign that involves a lot of people, organizations etc) The campaign was spearheaded by the Students’ Union. Don’t say make a campaign. Say organize a campaign.campaign + nounscampaign funds/money He was found guilty of using campaign funds illegally.a campaign manager She’s a campaign manager for Amnesty International.the campaign trail (=the places someone visits as part of their election campaign) Iowa was the first stop on the presidential campaign trail.
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