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单词 propaganda
释义
propaganda
noun[U]
mainlydisapproving
uk
/ˌprɒp.əˈɡæn.də/us
/ˌprɑː.pəˈɡæn.də/
C2
information,ideas,opinions, orimages, often only giving onepartof anargument, that arebroadcast,published, or in some other wayspreadwith theintentionofinfluencingpeople'sopinions:
宣传；鼓吹
political/wartimepropaganda政治／战时宣传
Atschoolwe werefedcommunist/right-wingpropaganda.在学校时我们被灌输了共产主义／右翼思想。
Oneofficialdismissedtheceasefireas amerepropagandaexercise.一名官员将停火斥为赤裸裸的宣传伎俩。
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  • He wasbroughtup on adietofpoliticalpropaganda frombirth.
  • Thewholenationwas force-fedgovernmentpropaganda about how well thecountrywas doing.
  • It's now up to the government's propagandamachinetorestoretheprimeminister'simage.
  • Theofficialpropagandamachinewent intooverdrivewhenwarbrokeout.
  • Herideashave beenshamelesslypervertedtoservethe president's propagandacampaign.
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  • memorandum
  • poop
  • radiogram
  • readout
  • relabel
  • repost
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propagandize
(Definition ofpropagandafrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

propaganda| American Dictionary

propaganda
noun[U]
us
/ˌprɑp·əˈɡæn·də/
informationorideasthat arespreadby anorganizedgrouporgovernmenttoinfluencepeople’sopinions,esp. by not giving all thefactsor bysecretlyemphasizingonly one way oflookingat thefacts
(Definition ofpropagandafrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

propaganda| Business English

propaganda
noun[U]
disapproving
uk
/ˌprɒpəˈɡændə/us
information,ideas,opinions, orimagesthat give onepartof anargument, which arebroadcast,published, etc. inordertoinfluencepeople'sopinions:
a propaganda campaign/tool/exerciseThereportis just apoliticalpropagandatool.
anti-government/anti-Western/anti-American propagandaIn the cyberattack, thehomepagesofofficialwebsiteswerereplacedwith anti-government propaganda.
Critics called thebookablatantpieceof propaganda.
(Definition ofpropagandafrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofpropaganda

propaganda
Researchers could be misled by the publications of the first category because they were usually censored by the government to fit itspropagandapurposes.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The impact of all thispropagandaon her students is hard to gauge.
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Suchpropagandawas significant at the time, since papal reform would soon be trying to damage regal imagery.
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It was not even endowed with enough funds to support an internationalpropagandacampaign.
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The committee's motivation for ardently defending a hereditarian explanation of mental defect arose from politics andpropaganda.
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If not yet pieces of deliberatepropaganda, they should nonetheless be used with caution in reconstructing events in the churches of the region.
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And of course, the messages transmitted could not be simply condemned aspropaganda.
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This was to be done through the use ofpropaganda, monetary reward or offers of territory.
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She raised the art of publicpropagandato new heights.
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By the middle forties it began to be recognized thatpropaganda, instruction and voluntary acceptance of the new methods were inadequate.
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The cornerstone of thispropagandawas the publication over the following three years of no fewer than twenty treatises concerning the merits of the colony.
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Scholars have examined the brinkmanship between intellectuals and the regime: how intellectuals reacted to the regime'spropagandaand the regime dealt with the intellectuals' reaction.
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While its efforts could never be systematic, there were certain varieties of radicalpropagandathat drew considerably more attention from it than others.
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These tribally based assemblies, while of somepropagandavalue, could, of course, never offer more than a mirage of legislative power.
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His opening claim that historians have been far too little conscious of the important impact of the stadholderking's publishedpropagandais certainly justified.
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Collocationswithpropaganda

propaganda

These are words often used in combination withpropaganda.

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communist propaganda
There was a substantial contrast between the line ofcommunistpropaganda, which preached fraternity between peoples, and the reality of relations stamped with paranoia.
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effective propaganda
Songs were thus deployed aseffectivepropagandamaterial on every front.
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false propaganda
The false propaganda will not pay.
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