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advertising

noun (advertising — uncountable); verb form (advertise, advertises, advertised, advertising)

«advertising» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Advertising is the business and activity of making ads to tell people about products or services and to persuade them to buy. tree →
  2. Advertising is also the -ing form of «advertise»: telling people about something publicly, in ads, posters or messages. tree →

In the lessons

In media and citizenship lessons, pupils study persuasive techniques in advertising and how advertising aimed at children works (toys, sugary food, in-app purchases). In writing lessons, pupils create posters using persuasive language. Phrases: «advertising campaign», «TV advertising», «online advertising», «false advertising».

Examples

  • Advertising tries to make you want things. tree →
  • The company spent a lot on advertising. tree →
  • Online advertising follows what you search for. tree →
  • We are advertising our cake sale with posters. tree →
  • False advertising means telling lies about a product. tree →
  • My aunt works in advertising. tree →
  • Advertising for junk food is limited during children's TV in some countries. tree →
  • The shop is advertising a big sale this weekend. tree →

Note

Uncountable as a noun: «a lot of advertising» (not «advertisings»). Related: advertisement, advert, ad, advertiser. Spelling: advertise with -ise in all English. Healthy habit: ask «Who made this, and what do they want me to do?»

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/advertising/