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campaigns

Pronunciation: [kæmˈpeɪnz]

Word

Learn how to use campaigns in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “marketing”

(noun) a set of planned activities to promote something, like a product, service, or idea. It's like getting people excited about something so they want to buy it or join in.

Example

The company launched a new campaign to advertise their latest smartphone.

Example

The campaign to sell the old toys failed completely; nobody wanted them.

Example

What is the main goal of this advertising campaign?

Context: “politics”

(noun) an organized effort by a person or group to get elected or promote a certain idea or policy. Think of it as trying really hard to ask people to vote for you or believe in your plans.

Example

Her campaign for mayor was very successful, and she won the election.

Example

His campaign did not attract many supporters, and he lost by a large margin.

Example

What issues is the candidate focusing on in their campaign?

Context: “advocacy”

(verb) to organize and carry out activities that aim to promote a specific cause or to achieve a goal. This is like trying to make people care about something important, such as helping the environment.

Example

They campaign to raise awareness about climate change.

Example

They do not campaign for any social issues because they prefer to stay silent.

Example

What causes do you think we should campaign for in our community?

How to pronounce campaigns

Pronunciation: [kæmˈpeɪnz]

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