promotore

promoter

noun proh-moh-TOH-reh Rare

Origin: Latin promotor, from promovere (to advance)

Also means

organizer

Usage Note

Promotore refers to someone who promotes or organizes an event, project, or cause. The feminine form is promotrice. In business it can also mean 'sales representative'. The plural promotori is regular.

Examples

"È il promotore del festival musicale."

Natural Translation

He is the organizer of the music festival.

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