關於Promotion的意思和用法的提問

A: Basically, a promotion is when your pay rate is raised or your rank in the company increases (or both :D). When you are going for a promotion, you are taking the action to ask your boss for a pay raise. This can be a bit scary since you are directly asking your boss for more money. This is why someone would be with you all the way to support you!

A: promotion can say either being raised in position/rank (mostly at work place raised position from supervisor to manager) or action of furthering the growth of especially business by promoting,advertising and etc..even u watching YouTube u might encounter some of the advertisements like SAMSUNG ...so the advertisement known as promotion for the brand the ad for

A: big promotion
big deal

A: Since it says "topping *that* week's airing" and "by its *finale*", the comparison is definitely between the show's *finale* and the football program during *that week* only.

If the time is unknown, you could say:
"With minimal promotion, the show garnered 23 million viewers, topping Sunday night football."
This way, I think the show began with less viewers and currently has more viewers than football, but I don't know when that change happened.


I hope this has helped you - please let me know if you want any more clarification! :)

A: @wvwTanyawvw: It means that someone else got the promotion, not you.
Also it should be "You have been passed over for the promotion ".

A: Promotion can be used in a variety of ways

Firstly, it shows support or encouragement. For example, the promotion of healthy eating

Secondly, to make something public and increase sales or public awareness. For example, there is a sale promotion or the company is having a public promotion

Thirdly, to move someone or something to a higher position or rank. For example, she got the promotion from sales to manager at work

A: Oh! Look there's a special promotion on wine today!

There weren't any special promotions at the shop today, so I spent more than usual.

A: •All of these are on promotion!
（促销）
•I have been waiting for this promotion for a long time!
（升级）/（促销）都可以～
Promotion可以有不同的用意～

A: Just saying “I recall” is telling the person that you know exactly what you are remembering and sometimes sounds rude. By adding the “seem to” to the sentence, you are being more polite because it is acknowledging that you could be forgetting something.

A: it does also imply you don't care along with the fact you don't have the information. "for all I care" is more like saying it doesn't concern you at all.

A: 거의 비슷한데 get는 보통 어떤 상태가 변화될 때 쓰는 말이에요.

be bored = 심심하다
get bored = 심심해지다
be happy = 행복하다
get happy = 행복해지다

지위가 변화되니까 I believe that I will get a promotion/get promoted 조금 더 좋을 것 같은데 둘 중에 큰 차이가 없어요.

A: They mean the same thing. I think it's more common today to say "I got a promotion"

Received sounds formal and modest

A: They can be synonyms for getting a more important position at work. Advancement sounds formal or stuffy (it might be used more colloquially in British English), whereas promotion is the more common term.

They both have other meanings that are not similar to each other.

A: It supposed to be "We're having promotion, so if you do large(big) you can get a discount."

A: We need a plan to sell off all the inventory we have acquired.
어떤 특정한 동사 다음 "off" 또는 "up"를 붙이면 "~버리다"라는 뜻이 돼요.
sell off = 팔아버리다
use up = 써버리다
run off = 도망가버리다

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A: Very good

A: Alternatively you can say, “I hope I can get promoted to the manager position next year.”

A: "The" promotion sounds better. "This" makes it sound like the promotion is still active

A: You can omit 'else' in this sentence. :)

A: I don't get/understand it. Since when did getting promoted become the privilege of those who are good at nothing except sweet-talking their superiors?