endorsement

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. when a famous person says they like a product in an advertisement.

n. a promotional statement by a celebrity or public figure recommending a specific product or brand, often for payment.

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“The athlete signed a multi-million dollar endorsement deal with a famous shoe company.”

“The marketing agency argued that a celebrity endorsement would significantly increase the brand's appeal among younger consumers.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Law Formal · Technical

n. a formal change or note added to a legal document, like an insurance policy or a driving licence.

n. a formal amendment or annotation added to an official document, such as an insurance contract or a professional licence.

“You need to check if your insurance policy has an endorsement for flood damage.”

“The insurer added a specific endorsement to the policy to cover the transport of hazardous materials across international borders.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Aviation Technical

n. permission to do a specific task within a job you are already licensed for.

n. an official notation on a professional licence indicating that the holder is qualified to perform a specific skill or operate specific equipment.

“After ten hours of night flying, the pilot finally earned his night-flight endorsement.”

“The teacher sought an additional endorsement in special education to expand her employment opportunities within the school district.”