"advertise" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch
- Ms. Adegoke jabbed a painted fingernail at the condo's billboard, which advertised apartments of $1.5 million and up.
- He said the Fair Housing Office "may have to send its own people" to real-estate agencies "to find out where the apartments are" in cases where the agencies advertise apartments without providing specific addresses.
- As a result, she said, the only way a broker can afford to advertise lower-priced apartments and still make money is to persuade the seller to pay a higher commission.
- There are dozens of websites on which owners advertise their own private villas and apartments.
- LEAD: Along the four-lane highway winding south from Tijuana to this Pacific Ocean resort town 65 miles south of the United States-Mexico border, new signs advertising villas, apartments and condominiums "Now Under Construction!"
- Home prices are shooting up in the city, and in the last couple of years, local newspapers advertise apartments and villas costing more than $1 million.
- It was there, during the recent revival of Williamsburg's Northside section, that artfully disheveled young residents posted thousands of fliers advertising apartments, announcing parties, selling furniture and seeking new drummers.
- A placard on the front of the building during construction advertised apartments of up to seven rooms at annual rentals ranging from $1,500 to $2,000, marketed by Douglas Elliman & Company.
- Frustrated brokers have to be warned repeatedly not to advertise illegal apartments using such terms as "mother-daughter unit," or "in-law apartment," said P. Gilbert Mercurio, executive vice president of the Westchester County Board of Realtors.
- But they are telling just the same, like the changing languages found scribbled on sheets stuck on utility poles that advertise apartments and baby sitters.
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