Pronunciation: /kəˈmɜːrʃəl/
noun a paid advertisement or promotional announcement
A1 I saw a commercial on TV for a new toy.
A2 The commercial break during the movie was annoying.
B1 The commercial for the new car highlighted its safety features.
B2 The company's latest commercial was a huge success, increasing sales by 20%.
C1 The commercial industry is constantly evolving with new technologies and marketing strategies.
C2 The award-winning commercial was praised for its creativity and emotional impact.
adjective related to or engaged in commerce or trade
A1 I saw a commercial for a new toy on TV.
A2 She works in commercial real estate.
B1 The company launched a new commercial campaign to promote their products.
B2 The actress starred in a popular commercial for a luxury car brand.
C1 The commercial airline industry has faced many challenges in recent years.
C2 The commercial success of the new product exceeded all expectations.
formal The company's new commercial was well-received by the target audience.
informal Did you see that funny commercial during the game last night?
slang I can't believe how cringey that commercial was, bro.
figurative His actions were purely commercial, with no regard for personal values or ethics.
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