promoter in Latin
promoter in Latin is firmātor — promoter means a person who organizes and publicizes an event, especially a concert or sports match.
promoter in Latin
firmātor
One who promotes.
What does "promoter" mean?
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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."
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noun A person or thing that supports and encourages something.
"He's a tireless promoter of local arts education."
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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 Latin?
"promoter" in Latin is firmātor. 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 Latin, "promoter" is firmātor.
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