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单词 publicity
释义
publicity
noun[U]
uk
/pʌbˈlɪs.ə.ti/us
/pʌbˈlɪs.ə.t̬i/
B2
theactivityof makingcertainthat someone or somethingattractsa lot ofinterestorattentionfrom manypeople, or theattentionreceivedas aresultof thisactivity:
宣传活动；宣传，推广；关注
Heattracteda lot ofadverse/badpublicity with hisspeechaboutunmarriedmothers.他就未婚妈妈所作的演讲招致了公众的不少抨击。
Her firstnovelwaspublishedlastyearin ablazeof(= with a lot of)publicity.她的第一部小说去年在大张旗鼓的宣传下出版。
We haveplannedanexcitingpublicitycampaignwithouradvertisers.我们和广告人员一起策划了一场十分精彩的宣传活动。
The publicitygeneratedby thecourtcasehas given awelcomeboosttooursales.由这个案子所产生的知名度给我们的销售带来了可喜的增长。
Thenormallypublicity-shydirectorwill be making severalpublicappearancesfor thelaunchof themovie.这位通常不愿抛头露面的导演为了这部影片的发行将公开亮相几次。
Theenormouspublicitysurroundingthecasewill make it verydifficulttoholdafairtrial.人们对于这个案件的极大关注使该案很难有公正的审判。
Thepopgroup'sarrivalbyhot-airballoonwas just a publicitystunt(= anunusualway ofattractingthe public'sattention).这个流行演唱组合乘热气球到来只是吸引眼球的噱头而已。
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  • Theirmarketingstrategyfor theproductinvolvesobtainingas muchfreepublicity aspossible.
  • Thewholeepisodewas ablatantattempttogainpublicity.
  • Theyreceiveda lot ofadversepublicity about thechanges.
  • Lucia is going to do the publicity for theschoolplay.
  • a publicitygimmick
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Idiom

any publicity is good publicity
(Definition ofpublicityfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

publicity| American Dictionary

publicity
noun[U]
us
/pəˈblɪs·ɪ·t̬i/
theactivityof makingcertainthat someone or somethingattractsa lot ofinterestorattentionfrom manypeople, or theattentionreceivedas aresultof thisactivity:
The publicitysurroundingthecasemadejuryselectiondifficult.
Hisspeechattracteda lot of publicity.
(Definition ofpublicityfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

publicity| Business English

publicity
noun[U]
MARKETING
uk
/pʌbˈlɪsəti/us
theattentionthat aperson,product, ororganizationreceivesfromnewspapers,television, etc. when somethinghappensthatpeopleareinterestedin:
get/receive/seek publicityThebookdidn't get much publicity when it waspublished.
attract/avoid/generate publicityThe newboardchairmanavoidspublicity andcontactwithoutsiders.
Thepublicitysurroundingbigcitybonuseshashelpedtofuelthe public'sanger.
adverse/negative/unfavourable publicityThehigh-streetchain'ssaleswerehurtby all thenegativepublicity.
bad/good publicity
advance/freepublicity
thebusinessof makingsurethepublicknowsabout aproduct,event,organization, etc.:
ThepartyhiredatopPRfirmtocreatepublicity fortheirelectionideas.
a publicity budget/campaign/driveThebankhaslauncheda $15 million publicitycampaignto reposition itself in adifficultmarket.
apublicityagent/department/manager
publicitymaterial/photos
(Definition ofpublicityfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofpublicity

publicity
Every factual report, no matter how dressed up in rational language, or inundated with figures and charts, is also part of the performance ofpublicity.
From theCambridge English Corpus
While it is widely recognised within government that this possibility exists, nopublicityhas yet been given to it.
From theCambridge English Corpus
What is not clear from the record, however, is how this unwantedpublicitywas dealt with by law-enforcement agencies, police handlers, or the informers themselves.
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They know that some of the informants may be forgetful, mistaken, dishonest, or motivated by a desire forpublicityor even revenge.
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Well-organized committees, formed to oversee the original invitation and subsequent planning, receivedpublicitycuts to distribute to local newspapers and to place around town.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In assessing thepublicityof these discussions, the first task is to determine whether the issues discussed are 'public' in nature.
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The effect of surprise, and thepublicitythat the refusal got, made the bey lose face.
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To address this question, we examined how political discussion currently measures up to the standards set by political theorists:publicity, non-tyranny and equality.
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Ifpublicitywere valuable solely because of the role that it can play in promoting justice, then justice andpublicitywould not be independent values.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Although media interest and broadpublicityhave been accorded this idea, the review revealed little support for it.
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First, more attention should be given topublicityand marketing.
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Many, of course, receive little or nopublicity, due to the fact they are industrial operations.
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How one reaches interested clients without prematurepublicityis a dilemma.
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We know little of the technique ofpublicityas a method of social control.
From theCambridge English Corpus
What the factishes were good at was to articulate caution andpublicity.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithpublicity

publicity

These are words often used in combination withpublicity.

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advance publicity
I know that guidance was issued, but much more could have been done throughadvancepublicity.
From the
Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
adverse publicity
Fears ofadversepublicity, media distortion and potential litigation combine to militate against policies which encourage responsible risk-taking.
From theCambridge English Corpus
amount of publicity
There has been a terrificamountofpublicityabout local authorities allowing rent arrears to build up.
From the
Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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