Translation guide
The English word 'promoter' can refer to a person who organizes events, a supporter of an idea, or a biological sequence. This guide focuses on the most common meanings for learners.
A person or company that organizes and publicizes events, especially in entertainment or sports.
Loanword from English, widely used in entertainment and sports contexts.
He is a famous music promoter.
Traditional term for a show business promoter or impresario.
The promoter organized a large-scale concert.
General term for organizer or sponsor of an event, not limited to entertainment.
Please contact the event promoter.
A person who actively supports or advocates for a cause, idea, or product.
Someone who promotes or advances a plan, policy, or movement.
She is a promoter of educational reform.
Supporter or advocate, often used for people backing a person or idea.
Propagandist or publicist; can have a negative nuance of spreading biased information.
A person who promotes sales or products, often in retail or marketing.
Sales promotion staff; a formal term used in business.
He is promoting new products as a sales promoter.
Loanword for sales promoter, common in marketing contexts.
A region of DNA that initiates transcription of a gene.
プロモーター is the modern loanword used in music, sports, and events. 興行主 is a traditional term for a show business promoter, often implying ownership or long-term management. In casual conversation, プロモーター is more common.
He worked with many artists as a promoter.
The promoter runs a traditional playhouse.
For abstract concepts like 'promoter of peace', 推進者 (すいしんしゃ) is natural, but プロモーター would sound odd. Use 平和の推進者 (へいわのすいしんしゃ).
He is known as a promoter of peace.
He is an enthusiastic promoter of new technology.
He was hired as a promoter of the product.
As a sales promoter, I handed out samples at the store.