Stimulate consumption and promote economic growth.

Pronunciation? British [pr?m?t]? American [pr?mo?t]?

v . Promote, advocate; promote, promote; promote, publicize; promote (a sports team); be responsible for organizing, hosting (large events, such as concerts or sports competitions); promote (students) to a higher grade; promote (parliamentary private law bills) ) to pass; (chess) to upgrade (pawn) to (especially queen); (to play the big card first) to make (the small card) win a trick; to make (catalyst) more lively

Word matching: < /p>

promote sales?promote; promote goods; promote sales; promote

promote reform?promote reform; promote reform; enhance transformation; promote transformation

Can promote? Usage of words to promote:

Promote means "to promote to..." and "to promote to..." when interpreted, it usually refers to progressing in a regular order. It is used as a transitive verb, connected to a noun or pronoun as an object, and can also be connected to "(to be+) n." to serve as a compound object of a complement. Promote is often used with the preposition to, and is usually used in passive structures.

When promoted means "promote", "advocate" and "encourage", it means emphasizing external favorable factors to promote the development of things towards the expected goal, and can be used at all stages of the development of things. It is used as a transitive verb, taking a noun or pronoun as the object, and it can also take a clause introduced by a question word as the object.

Promote can also be used as a transitive verb, generally referring to activities such as planning competitions and starting a company.