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publicised

/ˈpʌb.lɪ.saɪzd/

翻译: 指已被公开、让公众知晓的事物,通常是通过媒体或官方公告传播的。, 动词,指广泛传播关于某事物的信息,或向公众推广、宣传某事物。

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adjective

/ˈpʌb.lɪ.saɪzd/B2formalbritish
  • zh指已被公开、让公众知晓的事物,通常是通过媒体或官方公告传播的。

Describes something that has been made known to the public, typically through media or official announcements.

  1. Made widely knownB2formal

    Information or events that have been deliberately made known to the public, often through media or announcements.

    zh公开宣传的

    • The charity event was highly publicised in local newspapers.
    • The company's new product launch was publicised through social media campaigns.
    • The scandal was publicised across all major news networks.

    同义词advertisedannouncedbroadcastdisclosedproclaimedpublishedreported

    反义词concealedhiddensecretsuppressed

词形
  • more publicised comparative form
  • most publicised superlative form

verb

publicise/ˈpʌb.lɪ.saɪz/B2formalbritish
  • zh动词,指广泛传播关于某事物的信息,或向公众推广、宣传某事物。

A verb used to indicate the act of making something widely known or promoting it to the public.

  1. Call attention toB2formalbritish

    To draw public attention to something, often through advertising or promotion.

    zh宣传

    • The company publicised its new product through social media.
    • They publicised the event to attract more attendees.
    • The charity publicised its campaign to raise awareness.

    同义词advertiseannouncebroadcasthypeplugpromotetout

    反义词buryconcealcoverhidesilencesuppresswithhold

  2. Make publicB2formalbritish

    To make information known to the public, especially through official channels.

    zh公布

    • The government publicised the new health guidelines.
    • The findings were publicised in a press release.
    • They publicised the results of the investigation.

    同义词announcebroadcastcirculatedisclosedisseminateproclaimpublishreveal

    反义词concealhidesuppresswithhold

词形
  • publicised past participle
  • publicised past simple
  • publicising present participle
  • publicises third person singular