Pronunciation: /ˈædvərˌtaɪzd/
verb a word that expresses an action or a state of being
A1 The new restaurant advertised their special offer on social media.
A2 The job vacancy was advertised in the local newspaper.
B1 The company advertised their new product through a series of TV commercials.
B2 The event was advertised on multiple platforms to attract a larger audience.
C1 The marketing team advertised the new campaign using targeted online ads.
C2 The luxury car brand advertised their latest model during prime time television slots.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun
A1 The advertised price for the product was very low.
A2 She bought the advertised shampoo because it promised to make her hair shiny.
B1 The advertised job position required a lot of experience.
B2 The advertised event attracted a large crowd of people.
C1 The advertised vacation package included flights, accommodation, and meals.
C2 The advertised car model received rave reviews from critics.
adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb
A1 The store advertised a sale on toys.
A2 She advertised her tutoring services on social media.
B1 The company advertised its new product in newspapers and on TV.
B2 The job was advertised online and received hundreds of applications.
C1 The luxury car was advertised as the epitome of style and performance.
C2 The resort advertised its all-inclusive packages with stunning images of pristine beaches.
formal The product was advertised in various newspapers and magazines.
informal I saw the item advertised online.
slang They really hyped up that product in their ads.
figurative Her talent was advertised by her impressive performance.
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