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Cosa significa “campaign” in italiano?

USA /kæmˈpeɪn/

campaign in italiano: campagna, stagione, fare campagna

sostantivo

AZIONE ORGANIZZATAB1

campagna

Serie di attività pianificate per raggiungere un obiettivo, come vincere un’elezione o cambiare una legge.

In inglese semplice: A series of planned activities to achieve a goal, such as winning an election or changing a law.

  • The campaign starts tomorrow.
  • They launched a campaign to protect local parks.
  • Her election campaign attracted thousands of volunteers.

Sinonimi: drive

Espressioni comuni: election campaign, advertising campaign, launch a campaign, military campaign

STAGIONE SPORTIVAC1

stagione

Prestazioni e risultati di un giocatore o di una squadra durante una stagione o una competizione.

In inglese semplice: A player’s or team’s performances and results during a season or competition.

  • The team enjoyed a successful campaign.
  • An injury ended her campaign early.
  • Their league campaign began with three wins.

Sinonimi: season

Espressioni comuni: league campaign, successful campaign, campaign ends

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FARE CAMPAGNAB1

fare campagna

Agire in modo organizzato per ottenere sostegno a un obiettivo o a un cambiamento.

In inglese semplice: To work in an organized way to win support for a goal or change.

  • They campaign for better schools.
  • She campaigned against the factory closure.
  • Are you campaigning to change the law?

Come si usa: campaign for something (They campaign for safer roads.); campaign against something (Residents campaigned against the new airport.); campaign to do something (We campaign to improve public transport.)

Sinonimi: lobby

Espressioni comuni: campaign for change, campaign against something, campaign to win, campaign for someone

Impara campaign mentre leggi

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