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publicize v.宣传；公布；广告 (1) 我们要做好这次人口普查的宣传工作。(2) 我们正试图在公共汽车上做广告来宣传我们的产品。(3) 其他任何单位和个人不得公布重大动物疫情。(4) 我们正试图在公共汽车上做广告来宣传我们的产品。(5) 这次宣传运动目的在于为旅游部门的服务做广告。 To make something very widely known, or to make an official announcement about it, is to publicize it. Companies publicize new products and sale prices, and politicians publicize the missteps and bad policies of their opponents. The verb publicize was first used at the beginning of the twentieth century, combining public, with its Latin root of publicus, "of the people, common, or general," and the verb-making suffix ize.

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英 ['pʌblɪsaɪz] 美 ['pʌblɪsaɪz] (1) We should publicize the census well.(2) We are trying to publicize our products by advertisement on buses.(3) No other entity or individual may publicize any major animal epidemic emergency.(4) We are trying to publicize our products by advertisement on buses.(5) The campaign is intended to publicize the service of the tourist board. When you publicize something, you let the whole world know about it. The president might hold a press conference to publicize a new policy, or you might use Facebook to publicize your new relationship status. in AM, also use 美国英语用 publicise1[VERB 动词]宣传；宣扬；推广 If you publicize a fact or event, you make it widely known to the public.   [V n]  [V-ed]The author appeared on television to publicize her latest book...那位作家上电视宣传她的新书。He never publicized his plans.他从未宣传过他的计划。...his highly publicized trial this summer.今年夏天他的审讯被广为报道

英语单词	publicize
英美音标	英 ['pʌblɪsaɪz] 美 ['pʌblɪsaɪz]
中文释义	v.宣传；公布；广告
英语例句	(1) We should publicize the census well. (2) We are trying to publicize our products by advertisement on buses. (3) No other entity or individual may publicize any major animal epidemic emergency. (4) We are trying to publicize our products by advertisement on buses. (5) The campaign is intended to publicize the service of the tourist board.
中文例句	(1) 我们要做好这次人口普查的宣传工作。 (2) 我们正试图在公共汽车上做广告来宣传我们的产品。 (3) 其他任何单位和个人不得公布重大动物疫情。 (4) 我们正试图在公共汽车上做广告来宣传我们的产品。 (5) 这次宣传运动目的在于为旅游部门的服务做广告。
vocabulary简明	When you publicize something, you let the whole world know about it. The president might hold a press conference to publicize a new policy, or you might use Facebook to publicize your new relationship status.
vocabulary扩展	To make something very widely known, or to make an official announcement about it, is to publicize it. Companies publicize new products and sale prices, and politicians publicize the missteps and bad policies of their opponents. The verb publicize was first used at the beginning of the twentieth century, combining public, with its Latin root of publicus, "of the people, common, or general," and the verb-making suffix ize.
柯林斯解释	in AM, also use 美国英语用 publicise 1 [VERB 动词]宣传；宣扬；推广 If you publicize a fact or event, you make it widely known to the public. [V n] [V-ed] The author appeared on television to publicize her latest book... 那位作家上电视宣传她的新书。 He never publicized his plans. 他从未宣传过他的计划。 ...his highly publicized trial this summer. 今年夏天他的审讯被广为报道

Publicize Products Make Advertisement Buses 我们正试图在公共汽车上做广告来宣传我们的产品 Widely D