banner ad
Britishnoun
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a banner advertising a product
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an advert along the top of a page of a website
Example Sentences
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Muller declined to share how much Ahold Delhaize earns each time a shopper clicks on a sponsored product or banner ad.
From Reuters
The in-app banner ad, sent at random, advises them to “PAWS”: “Plan ahead, Always know your limits, Wait to play again/wager again, Stop while you’re ahead.”
From Seattle Times
Neither would a banner ad on a website reading, “Manufacturing jobs available.”
From Seattle Times
And now that we have that out of the way, I can tell you what I consider the most interesting thing about my weight-loss journey, a secret that you will never see in any banner ad.
From New York Times
The software maker added a large banner ad to the Windows 10 File Explorer in 2017, promoting subscription options for its OneDrive cloud storage service.
From The Verge
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