promoter
Pronunciation: [prəˈmoʊtər]
Context: “business”
(noun) a promoter is a person or organization that helps to organize and advertise events or activities to encourage people to attend. They work to make sure everyone knows about the event.
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The promoter did a great job bringing a big crowd to the concert.
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Without a promoter, the event might not have attracted many attendees.
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Who is the promoter for the new music festival happening this summer?
Context: “sports”
(noun) in sports, a promoter is someone who organizes professional sporting events and manages the athletes' appearances. They make sure everything runs smoothly during a game or match.
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The promoter successfully arranged for the championship match to be held in a large stadium.
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The promoter failed to get enough ticket sales for the boxing event.
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What responsibilities does the promoter have before the big game?
Context: “health”
(noun) a promoter can refer to a substance or factor that encourages biological processes, like growth or development in cells. It is often used in scientific discussions.
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The research showed that this new drug acts as a promoter for faster healing.
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Some treatments have no promoter effect on the recovery process.
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What kind of promoters do scientists study for better health outcomes?