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com·mer·cial
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复数:commercials
比较级:more commercial
最高级:most commercial
commercially (adv.)
词根:commerce
adj.commercialized 商业化的
adv.commercially 商业上;通商上
n.commerce 贸易,商业
commercialization 商品化,商业化
commercialism 商业主义;营利主义;重商主义
v.commercialized 使商品化;靠…赚钱(commercialize的过去分词)
vt.commercialize 使商业化;使商品化
adjective
of or relating to trade or business.Our offices are in the commercial district.Do you have a commercial account with our bank?
having profit or wealth as the primary aim.There is a good deal of commercial fishing in the gulf.These are purely commercial novels.As a commercial endeavor, the project was a failure.The film was hailed by the critics, but it was not a commercial success.
supported by advertising rather than by government or public money.She doesn't watch much commercial television.
noun
an advertisement broadcast on television or radio.This is a very convincing commercial for their product.He got himself a snack during the commercials.
commercial bank商业银行
industrial and commercial bank工商银行
commercial value市场价值;经济价值;出售价格
commercial production工业性生产
commercial law[经]商法
commercial propertyn. 商业财产,商用不动产
commercial application商业应用
commercial use商业用途
commercial space商业面积;商用地方
commercial building商业大厦,商业楼宇;商业建筑物
commercial street商业街
commercial bureau商业局;商务局
commercial operation商业经营
industrial and commercial bureau工商局
commercial invoice商业发票,正式签证的贸易发票
commercial vehicle商用车辆
commercial banking商业银行;商业银行业务
state-owned commercial bank国有商业银行
commercial paper商业票据,流通票据
commercial business商业;商务事业
1680年代,“从事贸易”,来自 commerce + -al(1)。意思是“为了获得财务利润”(艺术等),“为市场或贸易而准备的”始于1871年。指“通过广告付费”(指广播、电视等)始于1932年。相关: Commercially。
商业的
Adjective see commerce >entry 1
The first known use of commercial was in 1598
commingleverb
to mix together : mingle
commingleverb
to mix together : mingle
commercial1 of 2adjective
of or relating to commerce
designed mainly for profitespecially: designed for mass appeal
the commercial theater
paid for by advertisers
commercial TV
commercial2 of 2noun
an advertisement broadcast on radio or television
commercial1 of 2adjective
of or relating to commerce
designed mainly for profitespecially: designed for mass appeal
the commercial theater
paid for by advertisers
commercial TV
commercial2 of 2noun
an advertisement broadcast on radio or television
commercializeverb
to manage for the sake of making a profit
to use for profit
commercialize Christmas
commercializeverb
to manage for the sake of making a profit
to use for profit
commercialize Christmas
commercial1 of 2adjective
of or relating to commerce
designed mainly for profitespecially: designed for mass appeal
the commercial theater
paid for by advertisers
commercial TV
commercial2 of 2noun
an advertisement broadcast on radio or television
commercial1 of 2adjective
of or relating to commerce
designed mainly for profitespecially: designed for mass appeal
the commercial theater
paid for by advertisers
commercial TV
commercial2 of 2noun
an advertisement broadcast on radio or television
1 Despite his concerted efforts, he was unable to land a lucrative commercial sponsorship of the sort enjoyed by some of his more famous peers.
2 The last bus lets us off on a commercial strip peppered with car dealerships.
3 And she says, “Oh, we're nothing until something happens. But my old commercial agent called, and they want me to go in for a Talbot’s ad tomorrow.”
4 ...Classic FM, the first national commercial radio station.
国内首家商业广播电台——经典调频
5 Commercial vehicles, coaches and lorries are required by law to be fitted with tachographs.
法律规定商用车辆、长途汽车和卡车要安装转速计。
6 It starts near the River Outlets, then passes by retail shops and commercial properties before moving through newer residential developments, older houses, farmland, and then just fields.
7 They usually use it to show instant replays and commercials.
8 Mike Costello spoke very well, like one of those football guys who make United Way commercials.
9 Only a few commercial enterprises showed the fortitude to resist Ernest’s importuning.
10 After the farmer shot them, Shin lugged their carcasses out of the woods for slaughter and commercial sale.
11 Then creepy music plays and a commercial for cornflakes comes on.
12 We didn’t say anything for a while, but the TV stayed on, the Buffalo Wild Wings commercials beginning to lull me to sleep.
13 Sesame Street’s creators were impressed even more by the power of television commercials.
14 His smile looked like something out of a toothpaste commercial, even though the rest of him looked like something out of a circus.
15 After presenting an update on the fighting in Vietnam, he turned away from the camera as the show went to a commercial.
16 We hope it will be a commercial success.
我们希望它会是一次商业成功。
17 Polite but lukewarm reviews are the kiss of death for a commercial film.
客气而不热情的评论只会葬送一部商业影片.
18 With supersonic military aircraft a reality, and the industry moving forward on commercial supersonic transport, it appeared that the “revolutionary advances for atmospheric aircraft” had run their course.
19 Next to the Englishman was a big American in a loud suit—possibly a commercial traveller.
20 In fact, Elizebeth herself had a commercial Enigma machine in her office so that her team could study it.
1 赢利的
2 电视广告
3 大量生产
volume-produce fordize mass-produce mass-production store staple mass-produced bulk production mass production
5 普通的
run-of-mill tol-lol mean standard common natural average stock normal middle regulation familiar usual ordinary generic satisfactory medial run-of-the-mill middling unspectacular quotidian garden-variety folky unexceptional common-or-garden bog standard
6 商业化
7 商业广告
8 大量生产的
9 平庸的
picayune half-pie mean low average ordinary pedestrian mediocre indifferent bourgeois Philistine second-rate hackneyed undistinguished Biedermeier copybook not so hot
10 商务
11 商业习惯
12 工业用的
13 赢利
14 广告节目
15 宣传
propagandist plug promotion billing advocacy propaganda publicity buildup exploitation propagation fanfare advocation semination propagandism propagandize press-agent feature sell promote drum headline advertise exploit preach propagate publicize promulgate publicise
16 贸易的
17 面向市场的
18 营利的
19 商业
mercantile business trade venture commerce merchant traffic metier high-street biz shoppy merchantry
21 普通
run-of-mill tol-lol mean standard common natural average stock normal middle regulation familiar usual ordinary generic satisfactory medial run-of-the-mill middling unspectacular quotidian garden-variety folky unexceptional common-or-garden commonly ordinarily trivially averagely stodginess trivialness bog standard
23 业务用的
24 平庸
picayune half-pie mean low average ordinary pedestrian mediocre indifferent bourgeois Philistine second-rate hackneyed undistinguished Biedermeier mediocrity platitude copybook not so hot
25 商品化
26 营利性的
27 营利
30 跑生意的
31 营利性
33 供出售
34 供出售的
36 通商
37 赞词