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teaser
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/ˈtiːzə/
US
/ˈtiːzɚ/
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teaser
noun
teasers
pl
UK
/ˈtiːzə/
US
/ˈtiːzɚ/
тизер
The movie studio released a teaser for the upcoming film.
Киностудия выпустила тизер к предстоящему фильму.
задира
He was known as a teaser in his school days.
В школьные годы его знали как задиру.
Additional translations
головоломка
рекламный ролик
Synonyms
provocation
advertisement
preview
temptation
enticer
taunt
teaser
adjective
UK
/ˈtiː.zə/
US
/ˈtiː.zɚ/
Used attributively before a noun, especially in marketing contexts (e.g. "teaser trailer").
Synonyms
teasing
provocative
tempting
enticing
tantalizing
intriguing
alluring
playful
mischievous
titillating
Definitions
teaser
noun
A person who makes fun of or provokes others in a playful or unkind way.
The class clown was known as the biggest teaser, always making jokes at his friends' expense.
A short advertisement or announcement designed to arouse interest or curiosity, especially in a product or event.
The movie studio released a teaser for the upcoming blockbuster, leaving fans eager for more details.
A difficult question or problem that is intended to be a challenge.
The crossword puzzle included a particularly tricky teaser that stumped even the most experienced solvers.
A male animal, especially a bull, used to detect whether females are in estrus, often by stimulating them without actual mating.
The farmer kept a teaser to indicate when the cows were ready for breeding.
teaser
adjective
Intended to arouse interest or curiosity in advance of something fuller or more substantial.
The studio posted a teaser poster ahead of the film's release.
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