publicise

英

美

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

• The army also has a profile and the Federal Bureau of investigation has set up a page to publicise a recruitment evening at the University of California at Berkeley.
  美国陆军也已创建了简介；美国联邦调查局（fbi）建立了一个页面，宣传在加州大学伯克利分校（universityofcaliforniaatberkeley）举行的招募晚会。
• 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。
• 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。
• Besides, this is also a chance to publicise the image of our company.
  初次之外，这也是一个宣传我们公司形象的机会。
• A Google Group has been formed to track discussions and publicise the program.
  人们已经建立了一个Google讨论组，用以跟踪讨论并宣传该计划。
• 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。
• You can pop out of purdah to publicise expansion, a deal, or a product whenever you like.
  你可以随时撩开面纱，对外公布公司的拓展，交易，或者产品。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。