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单词 stunt
释义
stunt
noun[C]
uk
/stʌnt/us
/stʌnt/

stuntnoun[C](EXCITING ACTION)

anexcitingaction, usually in afilm, that isdangerousorappearsdangerousand usuallyneedsto be done by someoneskilled:
（通常指电影中的）特技动作
It's atypicalactionmoviewith plenty ofspectacularstunts.这是部典型的动作片，有很多精彩好看的特技。
TomCruise hasperformedhis own stunts for Mission Impossible 2,defyingwarningsfromprofessionals.汤姆‧克鲁斯不顾专业人员的警告，在《碟中谍2》中亲自表演自己角色的特技动作。
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Cinema - general words
  • 12A
  • animation
  • animator
  • audio described
  • audio description
  • fade
  • filmic
  • filming
  • filmstrip
  • flick
  • footage
  • franchise
  • projection
  • Rambo
  • reel
  • remake
  • rerelease
  • rescreen
  • reshoot
  • sting
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stuntnoun[C](GET ATTENTION)

mainlydisapproving
something that is done to getattentionfor thepersonorpeopleresponsiblefor it:
意在引人注目的花招，噱头
anadvertisingstunt广告噱头
Theirmarriagewas just acheappublicitystunt.他们的婚姻不过是低级的宣传噱头。
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Advertising and marketing
  • ad
  • ad agency
  • adman
  • advert
  • advertise
  • cross-selling
  • customer relationship management
  • detoxify
  • dogfooding
  • flyer
  • non-brand
  • o.n.o.
  • obo
  • off-brand
  • on-brand
  • superhype
  • teaser
  • telemarketing
  • tie(something)in
  • tout
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Idiom

pull a stunt
stunt
verb[T]
uk
/stʌnt/us
/stʌnt/
topreventthegrowthordevelopmentof something fromreachingitslimit:
妨碍…的正常生长；阻碍…的充分发展
Drought has stunted (thegrowthof) this year'scerealcrop.干旱阻碍了今年谷物的生长。
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Limiting and restricting
  • anti-libertarian
  • boundary
  • boxsomeone/somethingin
  • chain
  • chainsomeonetosomething
  • cramp
  • crowd
  • curb
  • curtail
  • curtailment
  • damage limitation
  • hamstring
  • keep (herself) toherselfidiom
  • limit
  • limitation
  • limiting
  • localize
  • straitjacket
  • tempered
  • tiesomeonedown
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Preventing and impeding
(Definition ofstuntfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

stunt| American Dictionary

stunt
noun[C]
us
/stʌnt/

stuntnoun[C](DANGEROUS ACT)

anexcitingand oftendangerousact, usuallyperformedfor use in amovieby someonespeciallytrained

stuntnoun[C](ACTIVITY)

something donemainlytoattractattention:
This was not just somepublicitystunt.
stunt
verb[T]
us
/stʌnt/

stuntverb[T](PREVENT GROWTH)

tosloworpreventthegrowthordevelopmentof someone or something:
Drought has stunted this year’scorncrop.
(Definition ofstuntfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

stunt| Business English

stunt
noun[C]
disapproving
uk
/stʌnt/us
something that is done to getattentionfor thepersonorpeopleresponsiblefor it:
publicity/marketing/advertising stuntShedismissedher opponent'slawsuitas apublicitystunt.
apolitical/electionstunt
(Definition ofstuntfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstunt

stunt
Density of the cereals was similar in the two residue treatments, indicating that the abundant residues were stunting the growth of established plants74.
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What about parties in authoritarian-democratic hybrids where the contest for votes is stunted by state repression?
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The presence of the parasite stunts the host, which when fully fed is only about one-quarter the size of an unparasitised caterpillar.
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The cause of stunting seen in this study is unclear.
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In various helminth infections, stunting of worms and reduced fecundity of females are recognized as features that can be caused by immunity.
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They added their own stunts to the performance and even created a poster to publicize the event.
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In particular many commentators noted the resemblances between boys and women's apparently stunted masculinity.
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They feel betrayed by the lure of organizational opportunities, which seem to have stunted, rather than supported, their objectives.
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Ineluctably rationalizing the division of labor, the state becomes the prime mover in fracturing the human into the stunted and the tunnel-visioned.
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The growth of these plants was most irregular, ranging from plants a few inches in height to stunted plants tasselling prematurely.
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Conversely, stunting should be considered evidence of parasiteinduced limitations on either the energy or resources available to the host.
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However, the effect was evident only for stunted children (those with low height-for-age) with heavy worm burdens.
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They're sexist, emotionally stunted, and concerned with the implications for tourism.
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The few schistosomula recovered on this last occasion were inactive and stunted.
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Severity and timing of stunting in the first two years of life affect performance on cognitive tests in late childhood.
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Collocationswithstunt

stunt

These are words often used in combination withstunt.

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dangerous stunt
These dreams affect his performance as he backs down from the most dangerous stunt, jumping from one wire to another.
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political stunt
That is not the right way in which to approach such a serious issue, which is slowly being turned into apoliticalstunt.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
stunt coordinator
He has been a professional stunt performer andstuntcoordinatorsince 1990.
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