publicise
英 ['pʌblɪsaɪz] 美 [ˈpʌblɪˌsaɪz]

vt.

宣传（某事物）（尤指用广告）；

英英释义

publicise[ 'pʌblisaiz ]

• v.
  • call attention to

    同义词：advertisepublicizeadvertize

  • make public

    同义词：publicizeairbare

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. 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。
2. The story underneath was about an increase in the demand for food stamps, after an effort to publicise their availability.
   报道是关于粮票需求增长的内幕，之前有人极力宣传粮票的用武之地。

权威例句

Arsenal helps publicise testicular cancer website.
It is right to publicise recent advances in the media
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Healthcare Commission will publicise NHS trusts’ levels of infection control
GlaxoSmithKline staff told not to publicise ineffectiveness of its drug
Publish or perish: why it’s important to publicise how, and if, research activities affect animals
Corporate social responsibility communication: how corporations in the oil industry publicise their actions in the UK and Brazil
Law: `Send My Son Home' ; the Families of Two Britons Held at Guantanamo Bay Are Hoping to Publicise Their Cause This Week, Reveals ...