| 词组 | advertise |
| 释义 | advertise verb 1 to signal your intentions unwittingly but plainly US, 1931. 2 to dress or behave in a sexually provocative manner; to pluck and pencil the eyebrows. Gay use, on the premise that it pays to advertise US, 1972. 3 in poker, to bluff in a manner that is intended to be caught, all in anticipation of a later bluff US, 1949. 4 in gin, to discard in a manner that is designed to lure a desired card from an opponent US, 1971. 5 to activate the siren and/or flashing lights of a police car US, 1976 it pays to advertiseAdvertising is advantageous (by bringing more attention, money, business, etc.) to whatever is being promoted. A: "Oh, I've seen videos of your performances online!" B: "Wow, it pays to advertise, huh?" We've gotten 10 orders since that ad campaign launched this morning—it pays to advertise, all right! advertise for (someone or something)To make information known to a wider audience, usually with the intention to obtain or sell a product or service. When her house needed repairs, Kelly advertised for a handyman. The company hired me to advertise for their new product line. advertise for someone or somethingto advertise one's intention to purchase something or hire a particular type of person. Did you advertise for a new receptionist? advertise something for (a price)to make known by public notice that something is to be sold at a particular price. Is this the one that was advertised for a dollar? advertise something for somethingto make known by public notice, such as broadcast or print notice, that something is available for purchase or rent. Was this apartment advertised for rent? |
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