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Что (кто) такое INFORMATIVE - определение
Informative Advertising; Informative advertisement
informative
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THAT WHICH INFORMS; THE ANSWER TO A QUESTION; THAT FROM WHICH DATA AND KNOWLEDGE CAN BE DERIVED
Informative subject; Informative; Introduction to Information theory; Informaiton; Inforamtion
¦ adjective providing useful information.
Derivatives
informatively adverb
informativeness noun
informative
THAT WHICH INFORMS; THE ANSWER TO A QUESTION; THAT FROM WHICH DATA AND KNOWLEDGE CAN BE DERIVED
Informative subject; Informative; Introduction to Information theory; Informaiton; Inforamtion
adj. informative to + inf. (it was informative to read the latest statistics)
informative
THAT WHICH INFORMS; THE ANSWER TO A QUESTION; THAT FROM WHICH DATA AND KNOWLEDGE CAN BE DERIVED
Informative subject; Informative; Introduction to Information theory; Informaiton; Inforamtion
Something that is informative gives you useful information.
The adverts are not very informative...
ADJ
Википедия
Informative advertising
Informative advertising is advertising that is carried out in a factual manner. This form of advertising relies solely on the goods or services strengths and features, rather than trying to convince customers to buy a product using emotion. The use of emotion in advertising is classified as persuasive advertising. Information advertising is mainly used for two purposes; to augment market power, and to inform customers of goods and services, prices, and sales conditions.
Примеры употребления для INFORMATIVE
1. The bill also draws a distinction between «informative» and «non–informative» media based on whether they carry news programs.
2. Earnest, if not as informative as it might have been.
3. The gaggle was more informative and serious than the briefing.
4. By far the most informative data came from India.
5. Current air freshener labels are appropriate and informative.