Meaning & Definition of word "Campaign"

Campaign

/kæmˈpeɪn/

1. A series of planned activities or actions, usually aimed at achieving a specific goal or objective.
- Example: The organization's campaign to raise awareness about climate change has garnered significant media attention.
2. An organized effort to influence decision-making within a specific group.
- Example: The political campaign aimed to persuade voters to support the candidate in the upcoming election.
3. A military operation or series of operations intended to achieve a particular objective.
- Example: The general outlined his strategy for the campaign in the region during the briefing.

1. To conduct or engage in a campaign; to participate in a planned series of activities.
- Example: The team will campaign for the new product launch starting next month.
2. To run for political office or to support a candidate in an election.
- Example: She decided to campaign for the local council position this year.

From French 'campagne', from Latin 'campania' meaning 'open country, level land'.

election campaign:

A campaign aimed at influencing the electorate's voting decision.

ad campaign:

A series of advertisements promoting a product or service.

public awareness campaign:

An organized effort to raise awareness regarding an issue.

candidate:

A person who is nominated for election.

A public promotion of a product or service.

military:

Relating to soldiers or armed forces.

Meaning: Going on a campaign trail.

Example Sentence: He's been on the campaign trail for weeks, shaking hands and kissing babies.

Meaning: Hitting the campaign.

Example Sentence: We're hitting the campaign hard this week to get more volunteers.