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an advert for [product/service]
用于介绍具体产品。
I saw an advert for a new smartphone.
我看到一则新智能手机的广告。
广告
adverts — plural of advert
先理解核心含义，再看它在真实句子里的用法。
广告
a public promotion of some product or service
I saw an advert for a new smartphone.
我看到一则新智能手机的广告。
广告；宣传；促销
a public promotion of some product or service
I saw an advert for a new smartphone in the newspaper.
我在报纸上看到了一则新款智能手机的广告。
The company placed adverts on social media to attract more customers.
这家公司在社交媒体上投放广告以吸引更多客户。
That advert on the bus stop is for a local restaurant.
公交车站的那则广告是一家本地餐厅的。
用于介绍具体产品。
I saw an advert for a new smartphone.
我看到一则新智能手机的广告。
用于说明广告主题。
There was an advert about recycling.
有一个关于回收的广告。
The actor appeared in an advert.
那位演员出现在一则广告中。
Not this
The company adverts its products online.
Use this
The company advertises its products online.
动词 'advert' 并不表示 '做广告'，而是表示 '提及' 或 '引起注意'，且常与介词 to 连用。表示 '做广告' 应使用动词 'advertise'。
Not this
He adverted the problem during the meeting.
Use this
He adverted to the problem during the meeting.
动词 'advert' 表示 '提及' 时，必须接介词 'to'，不能直接跟宾语。这是因为 'advert' 是不及物动词，需要介词连接。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
刊登广告
They placed an advert in the local paper.
他们在本地报纸上刊登了一则广告。
播放广告
The company ran an advert during the Super Bowl.
该公司在超级碗期间播放了一则广告。
广告宣传活动
The new advert campaign boosted sales.
新的广告宣传活动提升了销售额。
电视广告
I saw a funny TV advert last night.
昨晚我看到了一则有趣的电视广告。
报纸广告
She found the job through a newspaper advert.
她通过一则报纸广告找到了这份工作。
招聘广告
He applied for the position advertised in the job advert.
他申请了招聘广告中的职位。
我是新生活的广告
From the song 'Advert' by Blur on the album 'Modern Life Is Rubbish' (1993). The line reflects the theme of commercialism and identity.
出自模糊乐队歌曲《Advert》，专辑《Modern Life Is Rubbish》（1993）。这句歌词反映了商业主义与身份认同的主题。
Use adverts naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
将 'advert' 拆解为 'ad' (广告) + 'vert' (想象 '垂直' 的读音)，记得广告牌是垂直的。
中性，广泛用于日常交流、商业和媒体语境，指代任何形式的广告或宣传。
These words share the '-vert' ending but stress patterns differ; 'advert' is stressed on the first syllable, while the others are stressed on the second syllable.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY, WORDNET.