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target

Pronunciation: [/ˈtɑɹ.ɡɪt/]

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target: meanings and example sentences

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

Context: “games”

(noun) an object, goal, or location that you aim at or try to hit in games like darts, archery, or shooting. It's like a bullseye in a game where you have to throw something to hit a specific spot.

Example

She aimed carefully and hit the target right in the center.

Example

He missed the target completely and lost the game.

Example

Can you see the target from where you are standing?

Context: “reach agreement”

(noun) a specific group of people or things that a product, service, or message is intended for. It's like the group of people you want to sell something to, or the group you want to attract with your message.

Example

The marketing campaign was designed to target young adults interested in fashion.

Example

The advertisement missed its target audience and failed to generate interest.

Example

Who is the target market for this new product?

Context: “reach agreement”

(verb) to aim or direct something toward a particular goal, object, or group of people. It's like focusing your efforts or message on a specific aim or group.

Example

The company targeted a new demographic with their latest ad campaign.

Example

The advertisement failed to target the right audience and didn't generate any interest.

Example

How can we target our marketing efforts more effectively?

How to pronounce target

Pronunciation: [/ˈtɑɹ.ɡɪt/]

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