기관이나 단체, 혹은 공공 시설에 관련된.
Of, relating to, or provided by a large organization, public body, or establishment, such as a school, hospital, or financial firm.
예문:
"Large pension funds are considered major institutional investors in the stock market."
"The elderly patient required institutional care rather than home health services."
"We must adhere to the institutional guidelines set forth by the university administration."
사회나 조직 내에서 관습, 규범, 또는 근본적인 원리로 확립된; 제도적이거나 구조적인.
Established as a convention, norm, or fundamental principle within an organization or society; systemic or structural.
예문:
"The report highlighted the need to address institutional barriers preventing women from reaching leadership roles."
"Institutional corruption can be difficult to eradicate because it is deeply embedded in the system."
"They proposed an institutional framework for international cooperation on climate change."
(음식이나 장식 등이) 대규모 공공 시설의 특징처럼 매력이 없고 획일적이거나 단조로운.
Unappealing, standardized, or monotonous, often characteristic of large public institutions (such as bland food or drab decor).
예문:
"The cafeteria served the same institutional mashed potatoes every Tuesday."
"She tried to brighten up her office, which was painted in a dull, institutional beige color."
(광고가) 특정 제품의 즉각적인 판매보다는 기업이나 조직의 평판이나 이미지를 구축하는 데 중점을 둔.
(Of advertising) Designed to build goodwill, reputation, or public image for a corporation or organization rather than promoting immediate sales of a specific product.
예문:
"The company ran an institutional campaign emphasizing its commitment to environmental sustainability."
"Unlike product ads, institutional advertising focuses on long-term brand equity."