Meaning & Definition of Campaign in English
Campaign
A series of coordinated activities aimed at achieving a specific goal.
Pronunciation:
/kæmˈpeɪn/Part of Speech:
noun, verbPlural:
campaignsDetailed Definitions
Definition: A planned series of activities designed to achieve a particular aim, especially in politics or advertising.
Example Sentence: The campaign for the new product launch aims to increase brand awareness.
Definition: A military operation or series of military operations.
Example Sentence: The general planned a campaign to take the enemy's fortress.
Definition: An organized effort to persuade people to support a cause.
Example Sentence: The environmental campaign focuses on cleaning up local parks.
Definition: A period during which a candidate is actively seeking election.
Example Sentence: She worked hard during her campaign for city council.
Definition: To conduct an organized series of activities; to carry out a campaign.
Example Sentence: The charity plans to campaign for more funding next year.
Etymology
Origin: From French 'campagne', from Latin 'campania' meaning 'open country, level land'.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- 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.
Translations
- Spanish: campaña
- French: campagne
- German: Kampagne
- Russian: кампания
Related Words
- candidate: A person who is nominated for election.
- advertisement: A public promotion of a product or service.
- military: Relating to soldiers or armed forces.
Slang Meanings of campaign
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.