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cam.paignkAm5peInn [C]a planned group of esp. political, business or military activities which are intended to achieve a particular aim运动，竞选The protests were part of their campaign against building development in the area.抗议是他们发起的反对在该地区发展建筑运动的一部分。This is the latest act of terrorism in a long-standing and bloody campaign of violence.这是存在已久的、血腥的暴力运动中最近的一次恐怖活动。The endless public appearances and shaking of hands are an inevitable part of an election campaign.无数次的公开露面和握手是竞选活动不可避免的组成部分。She's the campaign organizer for the Labour Party.她是工党的竞选组织者。She went on the campaign trail (=to the places where someone who wants to be elected goes to make speeches) around the Southern states with Clinton before the 1992 election.她在1992年的大选前, 同克林顿一起去南方各州参加一系列的竞选活动。Campaigns often involve the spreading of information.宣传The government have just launched (=begun) their annual Christmas campaign to stop drunken driving. [+ to infinitive]政府刚刚开始了一年一度的制止酒后开车的圣诞宣传。Advertising campaigns are intended to bring a particular product to the public's attention.广告宣传The jeans company's latest advertising campaign involves photographs of animals dressed up as people.牛仔裤公司最近的广告宣传包括让动物穿得像人的照片。A military campaign is a group of connected actions or movements that forms part of a war.战役
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