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单词 endorsement
释义
endorsement
noun
uk
/ɪnˈdɔːs.mənt/us
/ɪnˈdɔːrs.mənt/

endorsementnoun(APPROVAL)

[CorU]
theactof saying that youapproveof orsupportsomething or someone:
支持，认可
Thecampaignhasn'treceivedanypoliticalendorsements.此活动未得到任何政治支持。
Hehopedtosecurequickendorsementoftheplanfrom thepresident.他希望很快能从总统那里获得对这项计划的许可。
[CorU]
thefactof afamouspersonappearingin anadvertisementsaying that they use and like aproduct:
名人为某商品做广告，名人代言
productsthatcarryan endorsementfromacelebrity名人代言做广告的商品
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Backing, supporting & defending
  • adopt
  • advocacy
  • affirmation
  • allyyourselfto/withsomeone
  • argumentation
  • badge
  • bailout
  • champion
  • keep the flag flyingidiom
  • patronage
  • recommended
  • red carpet
  • reinforce
  • right behindsomeoneidiom
  • roll out the red carpetidiom
  • root
  • root forsomeone
  • stick
  • stick together
  • sympathetic
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endorsementnoun(DRIVING LICENCE)

[C]UK
amarkon adrivinglicencethatshowsthedriverisguiltyofdrivingin anillegalway:
违章驾驶记录
He's got acoupleof endorsementsonhislicencealready.他的驾照上已经有好几次违章记录了。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Punishing & punishments
  • ankle bracelet
  • ankle tag
  • attach
  • attachment
  • bar
  • be brought/called to accountidiom
  • bring
  • discipline
  • flay
  • flaysomeonealiveidiom
  • get what's coming toyouidiom
  • grounded
  • hair shirt
  • sortsomethingout
  • spare
  • spare the rod and spoil the childidiom
  • spot fine
  • stringsomeoneup
  • swing
  • swing for itidiom
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(Definition ofendorsementfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

endorsement| American Dictionary

endorsement
noun
us
/ɪnˈdɔr·smənt/

endorsementnoun(SUPPORT)

[C/U]
theactof making apublicstatementofyoursupportfor something or someone:
[U]Bothcandidateshave beenseekingthe union’s endorsement.
[C/U]
An endorsement is also apublicstatement,esp. by someone who isfamous, that thepersonuses orlikesaparticularproduct:
[C]Someathletesgetcontractsforproductendorsementsworthmillions ofdollars.

endorsementnoun(SIGNATURE)

[C]
theactof writingyournameon acheck:
Thebankwon’t takechecksthat have no endorsements.
(Definition ofendorsementfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

endorsement| Business English

endorsement
noun
(USalsoindorsement)
uk
/ɪnˈdɔːsmənt/us
[CorU]MARKETING
(alsoproduct endorsement)
astatementmade by someone in anadvertisement,especiallya well-knownperson, saying that they use and like aparticularproduct:
Thecompanyisconsideringothermarketingtacticslikecelebrityendorsementand usingcartooncharacterstopromoteproducts.
Artists andathletescanearna lot ofmoneyfrombrands,filmrights,productendorsements, and such things.
an endorsement contract/dealTheyoungswimmerhas justsignedalucrativeendorsementdealwith a well-knownswimwearmaker.
[CorU]
apublicstatementmade by someone saying that theyapproveof orsupportsomeone or something:
endorsement of sthThestockexchangewasboostedby thecentralbank's endorsement of anotherinterestratecut.
a government/official/personal endorsementFederalregulatorsgavetheirofficialendorsement to atechnologystandardfordigitalTVbroadcasts,clearingthe way for the next-generation of TV sets.
aringing/strong/overwhelmingendorsement
endorsement by/from sbTheplan, which wouldrequireendorsement by thefederalgovernment, isunlikelyto beapprovedinitscurrentform.
[CorU]BANKING
theactofsigningthe back of acheque,billofexchange, etc. that hasyournameon it inorderto giveyourpermissionfor it to bepaidto someoneelse:
What are theregulationsforchequeendorsements?
[C]INSURANCE
aconditionthat isincludedin aninsuranceagreement:
Apolicyendorsementcan be used tomodifyacurrentpolicywithoutcompletelyrewritingit.
(Definition ofendorsementfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofendorsement

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Theendorsementof anhedonia stem questions did not vary significantly by age or gender.
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The downplaying of factors that international law has taken into account leads toendorsementof potentially very disruptive proposals.
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For example, it is possible to develop criteria ' profiles ' for each individual, thereby identifying various types of person misfit and subjects with unusualendorsementpatterns.
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In particular, did electoral reform affect the allocation of endorsements, posts and presidential votes?
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Yet it was more than anendorsementfor these patrons of southern renewal and progressive thinking.
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Nowhere was hisendorsementof female culture more visible, or more spectacular, than in his attire.
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The consensus achieved is, therefore, not an accident of compromise or a fortuitous coincidence but a genuineendorsementfrom all involved.
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On account of their modest social origins, and theirendorsementof the unfolding revolutionary process, these prelates became known as ' citizen bishops '.
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But with strategic voters this is not true because for some local candidates, theendorsementconstraints may not be binding.
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The party deterred most candidates who failed to win theendorsementfrom running as conservative independents.
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Under theendorsementrules, those candidates cannot converge further toward the other party's platform because they would loseendorsement.
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Class 4 contained 6 % of subjects with high endorsements of both mood and somatic symptoms, including both fatigue symptoms.
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Providing assistance to the regrouped population may be regarded as a sign of support orendorsementof the regroupment policy.
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The importance ofendorsementof guidelines by professional bodies is also underestimated by the existing instruments.
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An alternative explanation is that the gender difference inendorsementof symptoms is the result of response bias.
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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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