Значение слова "COMMERCIAL" найдено в 57 источниках

COMMERCIAL

найдено в "Англо-русском большом универсальном переводческом словаре"
[kə`mɜːʃ(ə)l]
коммерческий, торговый; занимающийся торговлей
промышленный
рентабельный, прибыльный
технический
коммивояжер
занимающийся торговлей, коммерцией
передача рекламы; коммерческая радиопередача, коммерческая телепередача
коммерческое радио- или телевизионное вещание


найдено в "Financial and business terms"
commercial: translation

I. commercial com‧mer‧cial 1 [kəˈmɜːʆl ǁ -ɜːr-] adjective
1. COMMERCE relating to business and the buying and selling of goods and services:

• Oran is a large commercial city on the coast.

• protests against commercial development on green field sites

2. [only before a noun] COMMERCE relating to the ability of a product or business to make a profit:

• We do not want to see ivory having a commercial value.

• The invention enjoyed great commercial success.

3. [only before a noun] COMMERCE a commercial product is one that is produced in large quantities and sold to the public:

• All commercial milk is pasteurized.

• a large commercial fish farm

4. COMMERCE commercial port/​airline/​flight etc a port etc that provides a service for the general public to use and is run to make a profit:

• This aircraft was the first Boeing 727 to carry fare-paying passengers on a commercial flight.

5. COMMERCE commercial radio/​TV/​channel etc radio and television broadcasts that are produced by companies that earn money through advertising, rather than ones owned by the state:

• It has become the most popular commercial radio station in Britain.

6. more concerned with money than with quality:

• The record company tried to make me write songs that were very commercial.

  [m0] II. commercial commercial 2 noun [countable]
1. MARKETING an advertisement on television or radio, or at the cinema:

• She's appeared in a coffee commercial.

• a commercial for a brand of aftershave

• The campaigns were designed to run as television or cinema commercials.

2. commercials [plural] FINANCE shares in companies that produce and sell consumer goods, rather than companies involved in industrial processes

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Ⅰ.
commercial UK US /kəˈmɜːʃəl/ adjective COMMERCE
relating to businesses and their activities: »

Planning issues continue to stall the company's proposed commercial development.

»

commercial sales/services/transactions etc.

used to describe a product or service that can be bought by the public: »

The airport handles 663 commercial flights a day.

[before noun] for making a profit or relating to making a profit: »

The business was never intended to be a commercial enterprise.

commercial success/value »

Some traditional producers are finally enjoying commercial success.

[before noun] used to describe radio or television that is paid for by the advertisements it broadcasts: »

The commission, which licenses and regulates commercial TV, ordered the ad off air.

DISAPPROVING used to describe a product, especially a record, film, or book, which is made to make a profit rather than be of a high artistic quality: »

Their music is a little too commercial for me.

Ⅱ.
commercial UK US /kəˈmɜːʃəl/ noun [C]
MARKETING an advertisement that is broadcast on television or radio: »

American manufacturers have produced a series of TV commercials highlighting manufacturing successes.

commercials — Cf.commercials


найдено в "Collocations dictionary"
commercial: translation

•Roman•I.•/Roman•
noun
ADJECTIVE
radio, television, TV
beer, car, etc.
30-second, etc.
campaign (AmE)
VERB + COMMERCIAL
do, make

She ended up doing commercials, which ironically revived her acting career.

The company has made commercials for leading sportswear manufacturers.

air, broadcast, run (esp.AmE), show
skip (AmE)
see, watch
COMMERCIAL + VERB
air (esp. AmE), appear
feature sb/sth

The commercial features a moody young man.

COMMERCIAL + NOUN
break

The movie was so full of commercial breaks it was impossible to enjoy.

PREPOSITION
in a/the commercial

She's in a commercial for cars.

commercial for
•Roman•II.•/Roman•
adj.
Commercial is used with these nouns: ↑activity, ↑acumen, ↑advantage, ↑affair, ↑agency, ↑aircraft, ↑airline, ↑airport, ↑appeal, ↑application, ↑arena, ↑art, ↑artist, ↑aspect, ↑asset, ↑bank, ↑banking, ↑base, ↑basis, ↑break, ↑broadcaster, ↑building, ↑catering, ↑centre, ↑channel, ↑cinema, ↑company, ↑consideration, ↑context, ↑contract, ↑crop, ↑culture, ↑customer, ↑dealings, ↑debt, ↑developer, ↑development, ↑director, ↑discipline, ↑dispute, ↑district, ↑diving, ↑dock, ↑driving licence, ↑empire, ↑end, ↑endeavour, ↑enterprise, ↑entity, ↑environment, ↑establishment, ↑expansion, ↑exploitation, ↑facility, ↑failure, ↑farm, ↑farmer, ↑farming, ↑fisherman, ↑fishing, ↑flight, ↑flop, ↑footing, ↑forestry, ↑gain, ↑gallery, ↑hunting, ↑implication, ↑importance, ↑incentive, ↑instinct, ↑insurance, ↑interest, ↑issue, ↑jet, ↑laboratory, ↑launch, ↑lawyer, ↑lease, ↑licence, ↑link, ↑litigation, ↑logic, ↑manager, ↑manufacturer, ↑market, ↑marketplace, ↑message, ↑operation, ↑opportunity, ↑organization, ↑outlet, ↑photographer, ↑photography, ↑pilot, ↑plane, ↑point of view, ↑port, ↑potential, ↑premises, ↑pressure, ↑printer, ↑producer, ↑product, ↑property, ↑proposition, ↑publisher, ↑purpose, ↑radio, ↑reality, ↑reason, ↑recording, ↑release, ↑risk, ↑satellite, ↑scale, ↑sector, ↑ship, ↑shoot, ↑side, ↑site, ↑space, ↑spin-off, ↑sponsor, ↑sponsorship, ↑station, ↑strategy, ↑success, ↑system, ↑television, ↑tenant, ↑theatre, ↑tie, ↑trade, ↑traffic, ↑transaction, ↑traveller, ↑treaty, ↑truck, ↑undertaking, ↑use, ↑vehicle, ↑venture, ↑vessel, ↑viability, ↑waste, ↑website, ↑work


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