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adjective [ before noun ] MARKETING, POLITICS uk / ˈtɑːɡɪtɪd / us. Add to word list. directed at a particular group or activity: targeted advertising / marketing / tax cuts. It will take more targeted initiatives to bring the poverty level down dramatically.
a level or situation that you intend to achieve: The government's target of 3.5 percent annual growth seems easily attainable. Synonyms. aim (INTENTION) ambition. aspiration (HOPE) dream (HOPE) goal (AIM) hope. intent formal or specialized.
adjective [ before noun ] MARKETING, POLITICS uk / ˈtɑːɡɪtɪd / us. Add to word list. directed at a particular group or activity: targeted advertising / marketing / tax cuts. It will take more targeted initiatives to bring the poverty level down dramatically.
Synonyms for TARGETED: harassed, taunted, tormented, pestered, ragged, rid, baited, bugged; Antonyms of TARGETED: approved, endorsed, sanctioned, commended, indorsed, applauded.
Definition of targeted adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
A target is something at which someone is aiming a weapon or other object. The village lies beside a main road, making it an easy target for bandits. The missiles missed their target. He missed the target only once yesterday. We threw knives at targets. Synonyms: mark, goal, bull's-eye More Synonyms of target. 2. countable noun B2.
to aim an attack or a criticism at somebody/something. target somebody/something He accused the group of deliberately targeting civilians. The company has been targeted by animal rights groups for its use of dogs in drugs trials.
From Longman Business Dictionary tar‧get1 /ˈtɑːgətˈtɑːr-/ noun [ countable] 1 an organization, industry, government etc that is deliberately chosen to have something done to it target of There was persistent speculation that the company could be the target of a takeover bid.
1. To aim at or identify as a target: targeted the airport hangar. 2. To identify or treat as the object of action, criticism, or change: targeted the molecule for study; targeted teenagers with the ad campaign. 3. To design for or direct toward a specific object or audience: targeted the ad campaign toward seniors. 4.
an object, a person or a place that people aim at when attacking. They attacked military and civilian targets. target for somebody/something Doors and windows are an easy target for burglars. The children became the target for their father’s aggressive outbursts. It's a prime target (= an obvious target) for terrorist attacks.
