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promoter in French

promoter in French is promoteur, promotrice — promoter means a person who organizes and publicizes an event, especially a concert or sports match.

promoter in French

promoteur
noun
One who promotes.
promotrice
noun
One who promotes.
promoteur
noun
(genetics) The section of DNA that controls the initiation of RNA transcription as a product of a gene.

What does "promoter" mean?

  1. noun A person who organizes and publicizes an event, especially a concert or sports match.
    "The boxing promoter arranged the biggest fight of the year."
  2. noun A person or thing that supports and encourages something.
    "He's a tireless promoter of local arts education."
  3. noun A region of DNA that controls when a nearby gene is switched on and read.
    "Mutations in the promoter can change how strongly a gene is expressed."
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promoter in a sentence

  • The boxing promoter arranged the biggest fight of the year.
  • He's a tireless promoter of local arts education.
  • Mutations in the promoter can change how strongly a gene is expressed.

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What is "promoter" in French?

"promoter" in French is promoteur, promotrice. promoter means: A person who organizes and publicizes an event, especially a concert or sports match.

How do you use "promoter" in a sentence?

Example: "The boxing promoter arranged the biggest fight of the year." In French, "promoter" is promoteur, promotrice.

Are there other ways to say "promoter" in French?

Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "promoter": promoteur, promotrice.

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