ambassador
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- noun
- /æmˈbæsədər/
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embajador
- Each volunteer acts as an ambassador for our organization, promoting our mission at various events.
- brand ambassador
- cultural ambassador
- music ambassador
I am a Flannels beauty ambassador and drum roll.
- I am a Flannels beauty ambassador and drum roll.
- So I was promoting Ibiza as ambassador outside.
- Also an ambassador for the for the Forward Trust.
- Olympia Samson Dowder, who is also an ambassador for Marrick Health.
- And so I, I always try to approach things from being an ambassador or being a teacher.
- So you're being proactive about creating relationships and finding brand ambassadors for your business.
- So Ronaldo, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, who is the best brand ambassador Nike I've ever had.
- But not only that, I'm kind of heading up the the like ambassador team.
- But today I'm the newest Croc ambassador as well.
- Isaiah Garza is our Drew Gooder ambassador, and he is coming to us live from the West Coast.
- I think maybe not at the start, but later down the line you should get like ambassadors.
- We always learn sometimes an ambassador is what is what closes the deal.
- What's the plans, the ambassador, the restorative justice as well?
Examples
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Its musicians serve a large area of the country as music ambassadors for the Army.
Academic text (2015) -
Ellen, when you are out in public, you are an ambassador for this company.
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Also an ambassador for the for the Forward Trust.
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And so I, I always try to approach things from being an ambassador or being a teacher.
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So he'll continue his role as an ambassador.
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You expect him to be an ambassador.
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But he was a great ambassador for the Caribbean populations.
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But he turned out to be one of the most excellent ambassadors ever.
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You're an ambassador for this club.
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You will be the ambassadors of our community, reaching out to people of all walks of life.
Synonyms
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A person who speaks or acts for other people in an official way
How Official
- Formal
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Ambassador originally meant someone 'sent' to speak for another, and that idea explains the modern meaning for someone who represents a brand or cause. A brand or charity ambassador is like a person 'sent' by the organization to show and explain what it stands for.