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publicity 【PUBLICITY】His rescue of the child from the burning house brought him much publicity.他从火场中救出小孩的义举是他大出风头。【重点词汇】publicity n. 出风头

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[pʌb'lɪsəti] 
publicitya message issued in behalf of some product or cause or idea or person or institution
Publicity is a public message whose purpose is to let people know about something, like a concert or a new product.
If you go around town putting up posters that advertise a community production of "Annie," you are helping with the play's publicity. In the business world, it's common to hear the terms "publicity campaign" and "publicity stunt." Originally, the word publicity was used to mean "condition of being public," and  it wasn't until 1826 that it took on a marketing or advertising meaning.
All forms of 'publicity' will appear on average once every 633 pages.nonpublicpublicpublicallypublicisepublicitypublicizepubliclysemipublicpublicisedpubliciserpublicistpublicizedpublicizerpublicizing

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Back	【PUBLICITY】 His rescue of the child from the burning house brought him much publicity. 他从火场中救出小孩的义举是他大出风头。【重点词汇】 publicity n. 出风头
Vocab	publicitya message issued in behalf of some product or cause or idea or person or institution Publicity is a public message whose purpose is to let people know about something, like a concert or a new product. If you go around town putting up posters that advertise a community production of "Annie," you are helping with the play's publicity. In the business world, it's common to hear the terms "publicity campaign" and "publicity stunt." Originally, the word publicity was used to mean "condition of being public," and it wasn't until 1826 that it took on a marketing or advertising meaning. All forms of 'publicity' will appear on average once every 633 pages. nonpublic public publically publicise publicity publicize publicly semipublic publicised publiciser publicist publicized publicizer publicizing

Publicity Message Pʌb'lɪsəti Rescue Child Burning House Brought