Definition of pre-advertise in English:

pre-advertise

verb ˌpriːˈadvətʌɪz

with object To give prior notice of; to advertise or promote (an event, product, etc.), especially before generally available.

Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From pre- + advertise, originally after French †preadvertir to notify beforehand.

verbˌpriːˈadvətʌɪz

with object To give prior notice of; to advertise or promote (an event, product, etc.), especially before generally available.

Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From pre- + advertise, originally after French † preadvertir to notify beforehand.

单词	pre-advertise
释义	Definition of pre-advertise in English: pre-advertise verb ˌpriːˈadvətʌɪz with object To give prior notice of; to advertise or promote (an event, product, etc.), especially before generally available. Origin Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From pre- + advertise, originally after French †preadvertir to notify beforehand. Definition of pre-advertise in US English: pre-advertise verbˌpriːˈadvətʌɪz with object To give prior notice of; to advertise or promote (an event, product, etc.), especially before generally available. Origin Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From pre- + advertise, originally after French † preadvertir to notify beforehand.
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