campaign
/kæmˈpeɪn/
verb
- To take part in or lead a series of planned actions to achieve a goal, especially in politics or social causes.
- She campaigned for better schools in her neighborhood.
- He campaigned door-to-door to win votes.
- They are campaigning to save the local park from development.
- To serve in or lead a military operation or series of battles.
- He campaigned with distinction during the war.
- The soldiers campaigned in the mountains for three months.
- The army campaigned across the desert to reach the coast.
noun
- A series of planned actions with a specific goal, such as winning an election, selling a product, or raising awareness.
- Our company launched a new advertising campaign for the product.
- The presidential campaign lasted for over a year.
- The environmental campaign encouraged people to recycle more.
- A series of military operations aimed at achieving a specific objective in a war.
- The desert campaign was one of the toughest in the war.
- The general planned a winter campaign to capture the enemy's capital.
- Historians still study the campaign that ended the conflict.