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- n.（电视、广播等中言过其实的）促销广告
- v.夸张地宣传（某事物）
- 网络大肆宣传；炒作；天花乱坠的广告宣传
复数：hypes 过去分词：hyped 现在分词：hyping n. publicity,propaganda,buildup,excitement,hard sell v. publicize,build up,advertise,tout,push 1. | [u] (informal) （电视、广播等中言过其实的）促销广告，促销讨论advertisements and discussion on television, radio, etc. telling the public about a product and about how good or important it is |
| marketing/media hype 夸张的促销╱媒体广告 | | Don't believe all the hype─the book isn't that good. 别相信那些天花乱坠的宣传，那本书没那么好。 |
1. | (informal) 夸张地宣传（某事物）to advertise sth a lot and exaggerate its good qualities, in order to get a lot of public attention for it |
| This week his much hyped new movie opens in London. 本周他那部被大肆炒作的新电影在伦敦上映。 | | The meeting was hyped up in the media as an important event. 这次会议被媒体吹成一件大事。 |
n. | 1. greatly exaggerated publicity intended to excite public interest in something such as a movie or theatrical production 2. a widely publicized person or thing 3. a deception or dishonest scheme 4. a hypodermic needle or injection 6. the use of a lot of advertisements and other publicity to influence or interest people 1. greatly exaggerated publicity intended to excite public interest in something such as a movie or theatrical production 2. a widely publicized person or thing 3. a deception or dishonest scheme 4. a hypodermic needle or injection 6. the use of a lot of advertisements and other publicity to influence or interest people | v. | 1. to promote somebody or something with intense publicity 2. to boost sales of a pop recording artificially by employing people to buy quantities of it at numerous outlets 3. to use a lot of advertisements and other publicity to influence or interest people |
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