publicise

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网络  宣传; 宣扬; 公布; 广告

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

• You're probably wondering why I don't publicise a cellphone number.
  您可能会觉得奇怪：为什么我不公布一个手机号码。
• To publicise our company, the advertisement should be well-designed and cover general information of our company.
  为了宣传我们的公司，广告也应该设计精美，并包含公司的基本信息。
• We have to rely on the government to publicise and promote us.
  我们必须依靠政府来宣传与发展。
• The chief executive of Citigroup has said banks should be forced to publicise how they measure risk so that investors can "punish" institutions that are too optimistic about the quality of their assets.
  花旗集团（citigroup）首席执行官潘伟迪（vikrampandit）表示，应当强制银行公开其衡量风险的方法，以便投资者能够“惩罚”那些对自身资产质量过于乐观的机构。
• The American writer and academic is in London to publicise his new book, The Origins of Political Order, about the development of political institutions throughout history.
  这位美国作家兼学者来伦敦，是为了宣传他的新书&《秩序的起源》（TheOriginsofPoliticalOrder）。这本书讲述的是古往今来政治制度的发展历程。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• We will publicise our audits, except in areas which contain state or commercial secrets, he said.
  李金华表示，将继续公布审计结果，但涉及国家或商业机密的除外。
• 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。