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Definition of commercial in English: commercialadjective kəˈməːʃ(ə)lkəˈmərʃəl 1Concerned with or engaged in commerce. Example sentencesExamples - These agreements seek to apply commercial rules to all areas of policy, paying little regard to social or environmental impacts.
- This is a private commercial agreement between them worth millions.
- The structure of assets changed for another successive year, moving from treasury components to commercial banking.
- To that end, in 1991 the government awarded banking licenses to 16 new commercial banks.
- In the meantime, they and the proposed mobile providers would be engaged in commercial negotiations on rates.
- Accordingly, he arranged new commercial agreements with nearly a dozen countries in western and central Europe during his first two years in office.
- The report found that Bulgaria had strict and wide-ranging banking, tax and commercial secrecy laws.
- Will technological advances, fuel costs and environmental concerns bring back commercial sailing for cargo ships?
- Residents voiced their concerns on the increased commercial development in the area in June when news of another development first surfaced.
- For example, we moved into investment banking, and when commercial banking was opened, we moved into commercial banking.
- A commercial agreement is between the parties concerned and should have nothing to do with what anyone else wants.
- Firstly, it seems that courts will protect commercial agreements made with the express object of preventing unwanted publicity.
- He said that as a state company, they might engage in commercial activities that could help finance its efforts to keep rice prices stable.
- Further, it is implicit in a commercial agreement of this kind that the terms of the new price structure are to be fair and reasonable as between the parties.
- The contract is subject to detailed conditions as laid out in the commercial agreement between Samtel and Thomson.
- However, it was arguably the activities of commercial rivals, not concerns about bad publicity, which finally made the bank back down.
- These people were employed by the government in the lower levels of the colonial bureaucracy and engaged in local commercial activities.
- His approach is to take over ageing sites, invest in them and turn them into modern, highly attractive commercial concerns.
- It is now finalizing a commercial agreement with Spain's second largest airline.
- Such banks conducted the usual banking activities but their activities were confined to purely commercial transactions.
Synonyms trade, trading, business, private enterprise, mercantile, merchant, sales archaic merchandising 2Making or intended to make a profit. Example sentencesExamples - Since the release of their catchy debut single last summer, they've achieved an impressive balance of credibility and commercial success.
- It is expected that a further €5m to €7m will be raised in commercial sponsorship.
- Time to market is essential to the commercial success of the products, and is shrinking all the time.
- He gathered a group of test subjects and asked them to look at a series of commercial products, rating how strongly they liked or disliked them.
- The theory is that each entry is judged solely on the artistic merit of the music, rather than commercial success or the number of appearances in newspaper gossip columns.
- The English league's commercial success rests on the quality of the product, which is often passionate, exciting and uncertain.
- Given that, we are very happy with the final products and commercial success of the series.
- They could have launched an appeal to save the library, solicited commercial sponsorship, sought the public's ideas on the best way forward.
- By taking this native plant and breeding it, the company obtained the exclusive right to use this cultivated species of the plant in commercial products.
- New York thus arguably owes its commercial success to one source: the ability to move goods and people from one place to another efficiently and en masse.
- With his recent commercial success making him a household name, Pete is without a doubt one of this past year's biggest Aussie success stories.
- Composers of ‘serious’ operas turned their hands to works of a light and tuneful nature intended for a wider audience and for commercial success.
- Their record company will miss them in particular, as the band had enormous commercial success.
- The commercial product costs £34; there is a free trial version.
- All of the studies had some form of commercial sponsorship.
- These cards are being traded as commercial products.
- The remainder of the money is expected to come in grants and commercial sponsorship.
- Alan's idea was that you do the academic side but you also try to make it commercial.
- The maximization of value, profit and satisfaction are still the critical success factors in a commercial transaction.
- The council was looking at the whole area of commercial sponsorship to cover some or all of the cost of the bins.
Synonyms profit-oriented, money-oriented, commercialized, materialistic, mercenary - 2.1 Having profit rather than artistic or other value as a primary aim.
their work is too commercial Example sentencesExamples - There's an element that makes them very commercial yet still very cool.
- Today most of the films are having more of commercial value than quality and are packed with themes and scenes that can match the taste of youth.
- Rahul is seen as a ‘serious’ actor who stars in art films rather than mainstream commercial Bollywood releases.
- They call it hardcore, rather than commercial world music.
- Seems to have been written as a book to exploit commercial interest rather than having much of anything to say.
- Except that the purists say it's not opera, but rather some commercial manipulation thereof.
- I mean sometimes people get upset because we don't want to make something commercial.
- He had choreographed Broadway shows, and had become commercial and flamboyant.
- For the time being, such work pursues purely commercial purposes.
- I think it's a shame if people think Easter has become too commercial.
- They will be particularly disappointed if the field is found to be commercial after all.
- However, as Sue is a long-time reader rather than a passing commercial opportunist, we'll let her get away with it.
- It celebrates not only Christmas but the artistic and commercial peak of the golden age of popular song writing.
- However, Williams insists any decision concerning the player's future will be based on football issues rather than his commercial value.
- But rewind for just a second - when did student magazines become so commercial?
Synonyms lucrative, moneymaking, money-spinning, profitable, profit-making, for-profit, remunerative, financially rewarding, fruitful, gainful, productive viable, cost-effective, economic, successful, commercially successful
3(of television or radio) funded by the revenue from broadcast advertisements. Example sentencesExamples - It also feels too much like watching a film on commercial television with advert breaks inserted.
- Unlike commercial radio and television it is not a series of advertisements put on with programmes in between to keep them listening to the advertisements.
- Similar reports have occasionally been broadcast on commercial television.
- Digital Radio is already said to boast ten commercial stations and six national stations.
- The news will be fed to local commercial radio stations to keep motorists up to speed with the latest traffic flows.
- And one area where tastes are met and diversity can be seen in some ways is in the increasing strength of commercial talkback radio.
- It is often ignored or insufficiently catered for by state funded national and commercial radio and television.
- A show with few viewers won't stay on the air: On commercial television, no advertisers will buy space.
- There are four commercial television stations in the market.
- The premise on which the war was founded is something that has been analysed on commercial television and public television.
- The adventure has been covered by a film crew for a documentary to be broadcast on satellite and commercial television stations across Italy.
- In addition there are a growing number of local and regional commercial radio stations.
- Henry brings to this position professional experience in both commercial radio and television journalism.
- Every night commercial television is littered with multi-million pound advertisements for pension companies.
- The service will be backed by a £5 million advertising campaign on commercial radio.
- Offers of large amounts of money have already been made by commercial television stations and a women's magazine for her to tell her story.
- It's been the lead on commercial television news bulletins most nights this week and on the front page of the local newspaper as well.
4(of chemicals) supplied in bulk and not of the highest purity. Example sentencesExamples - Most commercial chemical repellents contain either Deet or Permethrin.
- In its most broad definition, Mr. James believes, to garden organically is to do so without the aid of commercial chemicals.
- The shipping costs of both bulk chemicals and commercial formulas have been omitted.
- An incorporated trait of resistance to a commercial pesticide might conceivably show up in other plants.
- An alternative to the commercial fungicide would be a mixture of baking soda and water.
- Many also apply commercial nitrogen fertilizer, since there's no way to know exactly how much nitrogen is in the manure.
- Almost 50 percent of the world's commercial hydrogen now comes from natural gas.
noun kəˈməːʃ(ə)lkəˈmərʃəl 1A television or radio advertisement. they looked like a family from a breakfast cereal commercial Example sentencesExamples - He allowed them to film him for a television commercial.
- Both national and local talk radio hosts do more than carry commercials on their programs.
- I nodded slowly, glancing back at the television which was thankfully showing commercials.
- In fact, the company featured her in a television commercial promoting its contributions to these communities.
- The only extra is a collection of commercials advertising the show on Japanese television.
- Consider that when you see a commercial for a blatantly wasteful product.
- He figures he has had a good run, even appearing in a Spanish television commercial for a sportswear company.
- He is sure that the commercial will ‘encourage people to come here for a holiday.’
- I remembered watching the trailer to the film in a television commercial.
- Have you seen commercials on television imploring you to use less water?
- Its mass marketing includes print advertisements and radio and television commercials.
- Commuters said they wanted a quiet journey home rather than listening to advertising commercials and news broadcasts.
- The company is re-running some of its classic beans TV commercials from next week and will ask the public for their say.
- The television commercial will hit the screens tomorrow.
- The second stage of advertising, which includes television commercials, is not expected until March.
- The story reaches a dramatic moment, so it is time for a television commercial.
- They must have heard about my business through the radio commercials that I've done.
- The youth's parents said they got the idea to talk to their son after watching a government-funded commercial on television.
- During a recent trip to California I found myself watching a television commercial about cars.
- The extra minutes would also allow German broadcasters to jam in more commercials during televised matches.
Synonyms advertisement, promotion, display informal ad, push, plug British informal advert 2British dated A travelling sales representative. Synonyms commercial traveller, travelling salesman, salesman, saleswoman, agent, traveller
Rhymes controversial, Herschel, inertial, infomercial Definition of commercial in US English: commercial(also comm.) adjectivekəˈmərSHəlkəˈmərʃəl 1Concerned with or engaged in commerce. Example sentencesExamples - His approach is to take over ageing sites, invest in them and turn them into modern, highly attractive commercial concerns.
- These agreements seek to apply commercial rules to all areas of policy, paying little regard to social or environmental impacts.
- It is now finalizing a commercial agreement with Spain's second largest airline.
- To that end, in 1991 the government awarded banking licenses to 16 new commercial banks.
- Will technological advances, fuel costs and environmental concerns bring back commercial sailing for cargo ships?
- The report found that Bulgaria had strict and wide-ranging banking, tax and commercial secrecy laws.
- However, it was arguably the activities of commercial rivals, not concerns about bad publicity, which finally made the bank back down.
- These people were employed by the government in the lower levels of the colonial bureaucracy and engaged in local commercial activities.
- This is a private commercial agreement between them worth millions.
- For example, we moved into investment banking, and when commercial banking was opened, we moved into commercial banking.
- Such banks conducted the usual banking activities but their activities were confined to purely commercial transactions.
- In the meantime, they and the proposed mobile providers would be engaged in commercial negotiations on rates.
- Further, it is implicit in a commercial agreement of this kind that the terms of the new price structure are to be fair and reasonable as between the parties.
- Firstly, it seems that courts will protect commercial agreements made with the express object of preventing unwanted publicity.
- He said that as a state company, they might engage in commercial activities that could help finance its efforts to keep rice prices stable.
- Accordingly, he arranged new commercial agreements with nearly a dozen countries in western and central Europe during his first two years in office.
- A commercial agreement is between the parties concerned and should have nothing to do with what anyone else wants.
- The structure of assets changed for another successive year, moving from treasury components to commercial banking.
- The contract is subject to detailed conditions as laid out in the commercial agreement between Samtel and Thomson.
- Residents voiced their concerns on the increased commercial development in the area in June when news of another development first surfaced.
Synonyms trade, trading, business, private enterprise, mercantile, merchant, sales 2Making or intended to make a profit. Example sentencesExamples - The commercial product costs £34; there is a free trial version.
- All of the studies had some form of commercial sponsorship.
- They could have launched an appeal to save the library, solicited commercial sponsorship, sought the public's ideas on the best way forward.
- Time to market is essential to the commercial success of the products, and is shrinking all the time.
- New York thus arguably owes its commercial success to one source: the ability to move goods and people from one place to another efficiently and en masse.
- By taking this native plant and breeding it, the company obtained the exclusive right to use this cultivated species of the plant in commercial products.
- The maximization of value, profit and satisfaction are still the critical success factors in a commercial transaction.
- These cards are being traded as commercial products.
- Their record company will miss them in particular, as the band had enormous commercial success.
- Since the release of their catchy debut single last summer, they've achieved an impressive balance of credibility and commercial success.
- He gathered a group of test subjects and asked them to look at a series of commercial products, rating how strongly they liked or disliked them.
- Given that, we are very happy with the final products and commercial success of the series.
- The remainder of the money is expected to come in grants and commercial sponsorship.
- With his recent commercial success making him a household name, Pete is without a doubt one of this past year's biggest Aussie success stories.
- The theory is that each entry is judged solely on the artistic merit of the music, rather than commercial success or the number of appearances in newspaper gossip columns.
- The council was looking at the whole area of commercial sponsorship to cover some or all of the cost of the bins.
- The English league's commercial success rests on the quality of the product, which is often passionate, exciting and uncertain.
- It is expected that a further €5m to €7m will be raised in commercial sponsorship.
- Composers of ‘serious’ operas turned their hands to works of a light and tuneful nature intended for a wider audience and for commercial success.
- Alan's idea was that you do the academic side but you also try to make it commercial.
Synonyms profit-oriented, money-oriented, commercialized, materialistic, mercenary - 2.1 Having profit rather than artistic or other value as a primary aim.
their work is too commercial Example sentencesExamples - However, as Sue is a long-time reader rather than a passing commercial opportunist, we'll let her get away with it.
- Rahul is seen as a ‘serious’ actor who stars in art films rather than mainstream commercial Bollywood releases.
- Except that the purists say it's not opera, but rather some commercial manipulation thereof.
- For the time being, such work pursues purely commercial purposes.
- Today most of the films are having more of commercial value than quality and are packed with themes and scenes that can match the taste of youth.
- I think it's a shame if people think Easter has become too commercial.
- But rewind for just a second - when did student magazines become so commercial?
- They call it hardcore, rather than commercial world music.
- However, Williams insists any decision concerning the player's future will be based on football issues rather than his commercial value.
- I mean sometimes people get upset because we don't want to make something commercial.
- It celebrates not only Christmas but the artistic and commercial peak of the golden age of popular song writing.
- There's an element that makes them very commercial yet still very cool.
- They will be particularly disappointed if the field is found to be commercial after all.
- Seems to have been written as a book to exploit commercial interest rather than having much of anything to say.
- He had choreographed Broadway shows, and had become commercial and flamboyant.
Synonyms lucrative, moneymaking, money-spinning, profitable, profit-making, for-profit, remunerative, financially rewarding, fruitful, gainful, productive
3(of television or radio) funded by the revenue from broadcast advertisements. Example sentencesExamples - Henry brings to this position professional experience in both commercial radio and television journalism.
- It is often ignored or insufficiently catered for by state funded national and commercial radio and television.
- Digital Radio is already said to boast ten commercial stations and six national stations.
- It's been the lead on commercial television news bulletins most nights this week and on the front page of the local newspaper as well.
- In addition there are a growing number of local and regional commercial radio stations.
- A show with few viewers won't stay on the air: On commercial television, no advertisers will buy space.
- The adventure has been covered by a film crew for a documentary to be broadcast on satellite and commercial television stations across Italy.
- There are four commercial television stations in the market.
- And one area where tastes are met and diversity can be seen in some ways is in the increasing strength of commercial talkback radio.
- Unlike commercial radio and television it is not a series of advertisements put on with programmes in between to keep them listening to the advertisements.
- The service will be backed by a £5 million advertising campaign on commercial radio.
- Similar reports have occasionally been broadcast on commercial television.
- The news will be fed to local commercial radio stations to keep motorists up to speed with the latest traffic flows.
- The premise on which the war was founded is something that has been analysed on commercial television and public television.
- Offers of large amounts of money have already been made by commercial television stations and a women's magazine for her to tell her story.
- It also feels too much like watching a film on commercial television with advert breaks inserted.
- Every night commercial television is littered with multi-million pound advertisements for pension companies.
4(of chemicals) supplied in bulk and not of the highest purity. Example sentencesExamples - An alternative to the commercial fungicide would be a mixture of baking soda and water.
- Most commercial chemical repellents contain either Deet or Permethrin.
- Almost 50 percent of the world's commercial hydrogen now comes from natural gas.
- In its most broad definition, Mr. James believes, to garden organically is to do so without the aid of commercial chemicals.
- An incorporated trait of resistance to a commercial pesticide might conceivably show up in other plants.
- Many also apply commercial nitrogen fertilizer, since there's no way to know exactly how much nitrogen is in the manure.
- The shipping costs of both bulk chemicals and commercial formulas have been omitted.
nounkəˈmərSHəlkəˈmərʃəl A television or radio advertisement. Example sentencesExamples - During a recent trip to California I found myself watching a television commercial about cars.
- I nodded slowly, glancing back at the television which was thankfully showing commercials.
- Both national and local talk radio hosts do more than carry commercials on their programs.
- In fact, the company featured her in a television commercial promoting its contributions to these communities.
- They must have heard about my business through the radio commercials that I've done.
- The only extra is a collection of commercials advertising the show on Japanese television.
- The second stage of advertising, which includes television commercials, is not expected until March.
- He allowed them to film him for a television commercial.
- The extra minutes would also allow German broadcasters to jam in more commercials during televised matches.
- I remembered watching the trailer to the film in a television commercial.
- He figures he has had a good run, even appearing in a Spanish television commercial for a sportswear company.
- The company is re-running some of its classic beans TV commercials from next week and will ask the public for their say.
- The youth's parents said they got the idea to talk to their son after watching a government-funded commercial on television.
- Commuters said they wanted a quiet journey home rather than listening to advertising commercials and news broadcasts.
- Its mass marketing includes print advertisements and radio and television commercials.
- Consider that when you see a commercial for a blatantly wasteful product.
- The story reaches a dramatic moment, so it is time for a television commercial.
- The television commercial will hit the screens tomorrow.
- He is sure that the commercial will ‘encourage people to come here for a holiday.’
- Have you seen commercials on television imploring you to use less water?
Synonyms advertisement, promotion, display
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