publicized

英 [ˈpʌblɪsaɪzd]

美 [ˈpʌblɪsaɪzd]

v.  宣传; 推广; 宣扬; 传播
publicize的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：publicized　

BNC.22107 / COCA.12866

柯林斯词典

in AM, also use 美国英语用 publicise


• VERB 宣传；宣扬；推广
  If youpublicizea fact or event, you make it widely known to the public.
  1. The author appeared on television to publicize her latest book...
     那位作家上电视宣传她的新书。
  2. He never publicized his plans.
     他从未宣传过他的计划。
  3. ...his highly publicized trial this summer.
     今年夏天他的审讯被广为报道

英英释义

adj

• made known
  Synonym:publicised

双语例句

• This slogan should be publicized.
  这个口号应当宣传。
• The new policy is a change from the one publicized during Liu's time.
  新的政策与刘期间的宣传有所变化。
• He never publicized his plans.
  他从未宣传过他的计划。
• President Lee's office has not publicized specific details of the North Korean leader's message.
  李明博办公室并没有公布朝鲜领导口信详情。
• The news media publicized and reminded the fans to be patient.
  舆论媒体宣传，提醒球迷要有耐心。
• The highly publicized takedown is one of several recent efforts to clean up China's academic publishing industry.
  大张旗鼓地宣传撤除是最近几次清理中国的学术出版业的努力之一。
• It was America's first widely publicized acknowledgment that smoking cigarettes is a cause of serious diseases.
  那是美国第一次广泛宣传，承认吸烟会导致严重的疾病。
• His model deeds have been publicized on TV.
  他的先进事迹都上了电视了。
• He has continued his genetics work to carry out another highly publicized project.
  他所继续的基因工作是要完成一个广为宣传的项目。
• During the1960s Bardot held the image of a free spirit and had many publicized relationships and marriages.
  六十年代的芭铎是自由精神的体现者，她公然了很多自己的恋爱婚姻关系。