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promote [prə'məʊt](a) (in profession, army) promouvoir;∎ to be or to get promoted être promu, monter en grade, obtenir de l'avancement;∎ Blyth has been promoted to (the rank of) captain Blyth a été promu (au grade de) capitaine;∎ she's been promoted to regional manager elle a été promue (au poste de) directrice régionale∎ to be promoted to the first division passer ou monter en première division;∎ to get or be promoted passer ou monter dans la division supérieure(c) (encourage → peace, growth, justice, cause) promouvoir; (→ the arts, a project) encourager; (→ success) favoriser; (→ person's interests) servir;∎ to promote international cooperation promouvoir ou favoriser ou encourager la coopération internationale;∎ cleanliness promotes health la propreté est un facteur de santé;∎ to promote economic growth promouvoir ou favoriser la croissance économique;∎ Parliament to promote a bill prendre l'initiative d'un projet de loi∎ to promote a new product faire la promotion d'un nouveau produit;∎ she's in England to promote her new record elle est en Angleterre pour faire la promotion de son nouveau disque(e) (in chess) promouvoir
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