to tout
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6.1
- verb
- /taʊt/
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promocionar
- The company is trying to tout its new smartphone as the best on the market.
- tout the benefits
- touting new products
- ads tout
And he took a moment to tout American greatness.
- And he took a moment to tout American greatness.
- Now Igerilene is is has been touted as being Botox in a bottle.
- The French and he's, you know, touting his own heritage here, right?
- But later on, IB, Ms., PR people have been touting how smart it was.
- That would appear to be a huge issue with social media influencers touting crypto assets like this.
- Each camp seems to tout all the health benefits and how great they feel.
- We're going to end with a product that is touted as a best of the year in In Style magazine.
- And so sent it to a congressman that was kind of touting that type of stuff or it seemed like he was more into it.
- So playing hard to get is that often touted strategy for getting yourself a long term partner.
- There was this clinic in Florida a few years ago was touting stem cell therapies for macular degeneration.
- The left all badmouth the vaccine when, when Trump was touting Operation Warp Speed and, and now it's flipped.
Examples
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And the reporter wrote the following while the premier was touting this resurgent tourism industry.
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Marketers of technology tout only its promise of improving education and making teaching and learning easier.
Academic text (2008) -
Each camp seems to tout all the health benefits and how great they feel.
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And he took a moment to tout American greatness.
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So we started touting a day on not a day off.
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Much has been written touting the potential and benefits of technology in the classroom.
Academic text (2007) -
And, you know, Biden has touted Bidenomics as a large success.
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At the same time, industry touts cheap, fast road transport as the means to unify Europe.
Academic text (1990) -
That would appear to be a huge issue with social media influencers touting crypto assets like this.
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In order to help them, American businessmen began touting a plethora of cleaning products.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
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4.6
Speak about something in a very excited, positive way
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4.5
To praise someone in public with great excitement for their success
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4.4
To promote something with exaggerated, flashy advertising to get attention
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7.7
To praise someone publicly in a formal way
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5.6
To praise a person or thing too much, often with strong feeling
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4.1
To say that something is better or more important than it really is
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7.4
To praise something too much to make people want to buy it
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4.9
Make something seem better than it really is
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7.5
To praise someone or something very much
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4.1
Say strong good things about someone or something in public
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4.5
Say very good things about someone or something
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6.1
Talk in a very excited way to praise someone or something
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6.4
To praise someone too much to make them seem better
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7.0
Announce something loudly to get attention
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9.5
To promote something loudly and with exaggeration to get attention
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8.9
To talk proudly about your achievements to show off
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5.8
Say very good things about someone or something with strong feeling
To loudly promote things in public to attract attention
Announce something loudly and proudly to get attention
To tell many people about something so they know it
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Etymology
To tout something means to loudly promote or praise it, like a person in a market telling everyone how great a product is, and this sense grew from the idea of pushing a sale or an idea to others. So to tout a product or an achievement is to try to sell it with strong, public praise.