Pronunciation

/kəˈmɜːrʃəl/

Definitions

Noun

1. Commerce: The buying and selling of goods and services, especially on a large scale or as a major industry. Example: “The city’s economy thrives on its thriving commercial sector.”
2. Commercial advertisement: A public announcement promoting a product or service. Example: “The new commercial featured a catchy jingle to attract customers.”
3. Commercial break: A pause in a television or radio program for advertisements. Example: “During the commercial break, we took a quick restroom break.”

Verb

1. To engage in commerce or trade. Example: “The company is planning to expand its commercial activities in Asia.”
2. To broadcast or air a commercial. Example: “The television station will be airing a new commercial for the upcoming film.”

Adjective

1. Relating to commerce or trade. Example: “The commercial real estate market has seen a recent surge.”
2. Designed for or typical of advertising. Example: “The building’s sleek design makes it a prime commercial property.”

Phrases

• “Go commercial” refers to shifting to a more business-oriented approach.
• “Non-commercial use” denotes something not intended for profit.
• “Run a commercial” means to execute or display an advertisement.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The downtown area is known for its bustling commercial district.”
• Verb: “The airline decided to launch a new commercial flight route to Europe.”
• Adjective: “The company’s website features many commercial ads to promote their products.”

Synonyms

• Trade-related
• Business-oriented
• Commericalized
• Advertised
• Promotional