advert
n. 〈英口〉同“advertisement”
An advert is an announcement in a newspaper, on television, or on a poster about something such as a product, event, or job.
I saw an advert for a job with a large engineering company...
我看见一家大型工程公司的招聘广告。
Many caravans are let by private individuals through adverts in papers or shop windows.
许多旅行拖车由私人通过在报纸或商店橱窗上做广告出租。
If you say that an example of something is an advert for that thing in general, you mean that it shows how good that thing is.
This courtroom battle has been a poor advert for English justice.
这场法庭上的争论为英格兰的司法制度做了一次拙劣的广告。
You can use the adverts to refer to the interval in a commercial television programme, or between programmes, during which advertisements are shown.
After the adverts, the presenter tried to pretend that everything was back to normal.
广告过后,主持人努力假装一切恢复正常。
1. a public promotion of some product or service
1. give heed (to);
2. make a more or less disguised reference to;
3. make reference to;
Although that's a little matter , but hope everybody have to advert on book.
虽然这是小节, 希望大家在书面形式的时候要注意.
She answered an advert for a job as a cook.
她应聘了厨师的招聘广告.
Times you want your advert to go on air.
你想你的时候到空中广告.
If you want to sell your house , put an advert [ ad, advertisement ] in the newspaper.
你要想把房子 卖掉, 就在报上登个广告吧.
Conrad later appeared in an American Express advert of famous Americans nobody recognised.
康拉德后来作为无人知晓的美国名人的出现美国运通广告中.