commercial in Greek
commercial in Greek is εμπορικός, διαφήμιση — commercial means a paid advertisement broadcast on television or radio.
commercial in Greek
εμπορικός
Pronounced: eborikos
Of or pertaining to commerce.
διαφήμιση
Pronounced: diafimisi
An advertisement in a common media format, usually radio or television.
What does "commercial" mean?
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noun A paid advertisement broadcast on television or radio.
"The commercial for the new phone played during every ad break."
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adj Relating to trade, business, or making a profit.
"The building is zoned for commercial use only."
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commercial in a sentence
- The commercial for the new phone played during every ad break.
- The building is zoned for commercial use only.
- The film was a commercial success but a critical failure.
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What is "commercial" in Greek?
"commercial" in Greek is εμπορικός, διαφήμιση. commercial means: A paid advertisement broadcast on television or radio.
How do you pronounce εμπορικός?
"commercial" in Greek is εμπορικός, pronounced "eborikos".
How do you use "commercial" in a sentence?
Example: "The commercial for the new phone played during every ad break." In Greek, "commercial" is εμπορικός, διαφήμιση.
Are there other ways to say "commercial" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "commercial": εμπορικός, διαφήμιση.
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