publicise

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过去分词：publicised　现在分词：publicising　过去式：publicised　第三人称单数：publicises　

BNC.10043

英英释义

verb

• make public
  1. She aired her opinions on welfare
  Synonym:publicizeairbare
• call attention to
  1. Please don't advertise the fact that he has AIDS
  Synonym:advertisepublicizeadvertize

双语例句

• Brazilian journalists have problems finding news, since few research centres have press offices to publicise their findings.
  巴西记者还遇到了难以寻找新闻的困境，因为没有几个研究中心有新闻办公室来发表科学家们的研究发现。
• Campaign pages on Action Network can help you publicise your campaign to a wider audience.
  将运动页面公开在行动网（ActionNetwork）上可以帮助你让更多的人看见。
• It's precisely because very few people know about it that we must publicise it.
  惟其知者甚少，故须多加宣传。
• Mr Ellsberg first approached elected senators in the hope they would publicise the papers to discredit US conduct in the Vietnam war.
  埃尔斯伯格当年首先找到了一些民选的参议员，希望他们能够公开这些会令美国在越战中的行为受到质疑的文件。
• IRD makes use of various means to publicise such rights to taxpayers.
  税务局通过不同的途径，向纳税人宣传他们的权利。
• Her natural instinct will be to publicise it to death, so let her go to town on what a great thing this will be.
  她的天性将是到处宣扬这件事，那就让她去尽情吹嘘这件事吧。
• It was a huge success, even though we hardly had time to publicise it.
  这个演唱会取得了巨大的成功，尽管我们并没有在之前大肆宣传。
• First, by reporting to a registry, enterprises in China can promote and publicise a green image.
  首先，通过向注册系统报告，在中国的企业就能够提升和宣传其绿色形象。
• Moreover, journalists have to generate more copy than ever in the digital age – so if you can provide a genuine story ( and publicise your project too) then you are pretty likely to obtain coverage.
  此外，在数字时代，记者们不得不写出比以往任何时候都要多的报道&因此如果你能提供一个真正有价值的故事（同时宣传你的项目），那么就很有可能获得报道。
• It would also need to publicise the banking nature of its facilities.
  此外，还必须广泛宣传其服务的银行业务性质。