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Gillyflower Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary

Campaign

Hi,

Below is a mobile phone user interface:
"Campaign for expired accounts"
Does campaign mean "required actions" in the above sentence?

Thanks!
  

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It isn't clear what the message means. In what context does it appear?

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  • It isn't clear what the message means.
  • In what context does it appear?
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It isn't clear what the message means. In what context does it appear?
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unfortunately no context is available.
It seems "accounts" refers to "login user account"

Is it possible to guess a meaning?
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It doesn't make any sense to me in isolation.

Is there really no associated context? Does the message not display when you do a certain action? Does the message not lead you somewhere where you can deal with this "Campaign for expired accounts", whatever it is?
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I have some separate words and phrases in an excel sheet. like the following:

Waiting_replace
Campaign for expired accounts
Waiting
Server
Server demo

No other context is available.
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I see.

I'm afraid I don't know what it could mean. "expired accounts" is clear enough, of course, but I don't know why "campaign". It is not an expected word in association with "expired accounts". Grammatically it could be either a noun or a verb.
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