The meaning of "Campaign"
Hello teachers,
When I look into the dictionary, I found that the meaning of "Campaign" is a planned set of activities.
(Collins Cobuild Dictionary: https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/campaign)
However, personally, I think it is more close to the meaning of a "party" or a "group" so often.
Please refer to the following sentence from an excerpt from 60 Minutes (http://www.cbsnews.com/news/are-u-s-jobs-vulnerable-to-workers-with-h-1b-visas/)
- The issue was getting little notice until it caught the attention of the Trump campaign.
It would be appreciated if you could let me know your thoughts.
Thanks and best regards,
David Kim
Top answer
The Trump campaign existed during the period of time from when he declared he was running for president until the election. The campaign includes all the activities during that period for the purpose of getting him elected - his speeches, his advocate's speeches, events, parties, radio & TV advertising, etc. It also includes Trump, his campaign manager, and people working on the project.
- The Trump campaign existed during the period of time from when he declared he was running for president until the election.
- The campaign includes all the activities during that period for the purpose of getting him elected - his speeches, his advocate's speeches, events, parties, radio & TV advertising, etc.
- It also includes Trump, his campaign manager, and people working on the project.
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The Trump campaign existed during the period of time from when he declared he was running for president until the election. The campaign includes all the activities during that period for the purpose of getting him elected - his speeches, his advocate's speeches, events, parties, radio & TV advertising, etc. It also includes Trump, his campaign manager, and people working on the proj
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