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promo Definition

promo (prō)

adjective

pertaining to or engaged in the promotion or advertisement of a product, entertainment, etc.

noun pl. -·mos

Informal a recorded announcement, radio or television commercial, etc. used in a promotional or advertising campaign

promo Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • include: Music credits include promos for Gomez, Tin Star, Embrace.
  • make: Specialist Skills if Any: Making promos of various lengths Ever Been on Air: Many Times I am promo man.
  • direct: I then when on to direct pop promos, training films and dance films.
  • offer: Like it's advertising strategy, the promos offered by Golden Palace are loud and in your face.
  • see: Mon-Thur sees various two-for-one promos, and Fri happy hour is 12noon-8pm.
  • pop: Follow this link for information on everything from dramas to pop promos.

Adjective modifier

  • new: Check out new promos for The Pipettes, Lily Allen, The Rifles, King Creosote.
  • great: And with loads of great drinks promos you're going to have to work pretty hard at staying sober.
  • good: I think it's good, drinks promos should maybe be more prominent.
  • more: They could use a few more promos to beef things up a bit, but at least they offer a monthly bonus.
  • various: Mon-Thur sees various two-for-one promos, and Fri happy hour is 12noon-8pm.
  • regular: Regular drinks promos and shooters pack in the crowds.

Modifies a noun

girl: The promos girl began the day complaining about the poor progress of the milk task, whilst Lea made light of the situation.

Noun used with modifier

  • pop: Film work includes: art work on several Ministry of Sound pop promos, 'The Bill ' ( Badly Made Films ).
  • music: The subject matter for these films is varied, from music promos to short hard-hitting documentaries.