promote
/prəˈmoʊt/
verb
- To give someone a higher position or rank at work.
- He was promoted from sales associate to team leader.
- If you work hard, the boss will promote you.
- The company decided to promote her to manager after just one year.
- To help something grow, develop, or become more popular or successful.
- Eating fruits and vegetables promotes good health.
- The campaign promotes awareness of climate change.
- The city is promoting the use of bicycles to reduce traffic.
- To advertise or publicize a product, event, or idea to increase sales or interest.
- They used social media to promote the charity run.
- The store is promoting a sale on winter coats.
- The singer went on a TV show to promote her new album.
- To move a team or player to a higher division or level in a sport.
- The team won the championship and was promoted to the top league.
- After a great season, the club was promoted to Division One.
- The coach promoted the young player to the starting lineup.
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