1 [I,T] to put information in a newspaper, on television, on a picture on the wall, etc in order to persuade people to buy sth, to interest them in a new job, etc 做广告;登广告:
a poster advertising a new type of biscuit一张宣传新饼干产品的海报The job was advertised in the local newspapers.那个职位的招聘广告登在本地的报纸上。It's very expensive to advertise on television.在电视播出广告费用高昂。
2 [I] advertise for sb/sth to say publicly in a newspaper, on a sign, etc that you need sb to do a particular job, want to buy sth, etc (为招聘、征求等)宣传,(发)广告:
The shop is advertising for a part-time sales assistant.那家商店登广告招聘兼职售货员。 ➔advertisingnoun [U]:
The magazine gets a lot of money from advertising.那本杂志的广告收益很不错。an advertising campaign广告促销活动
advertise/ˋædvɚ͵taIz; ˈædvətaIz/v [I,T]1 to tell the public about a product or service in order to persuade them to buy it or use it 为…做广告﹐登广告(宣传): a poster advertising sportswear 运动服装的广告招贴I saw your car advertised in the evening paper. 我看到你的车在晚报上登了广告。We can’t afford to advertise all year round. 我们没有能力全年做广告。2 to make an announcement, for example in a newspaper, that a job is available, an event is going to happen etc 登广告征求﹐征聘〔人才〕﹔宣传〔某个活动〕: +for RCA is advertising for an accountant. 美国无线电公司正在登广告招聘一名会计。—advertiser n [C]
advertiseadvertiseadvertisesadvertisedadvertisingverb (advertises, advertising, advertised)to put information in a newspaper, on television, on a wall, etc., to make people want to buy something or do something: I saw those trainers advertised in a magazine.It's very expensive to advertise on television.