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noun (1)
one who provides publicityespecially: press agent
a public relations flack
noun (2)
antiaircraft guns
the bursting shells fired from flak
criticism, opposition When I was a restaurant bar manager I sometimes found myself taking flak from my customers for our high prices …—Rob Hill
She has taken a good deal of flak for espousing that view.—E. J. Kahn, Jr.
verb
intransitive verb
to act as a press agent or promoter for something The director has been flacking for the up-and-coming stars in her new movie.
… Taylor Swift (Diet Coke), Beyonce (Pepsi) and Steve Harvey (Coke again) have flacked for soda.—Michael Roizen and Mehmet Oz
transitive verb
to provide publicity for or promote (someone or something)
Since "Born to Run" was published in late September, the author has been flacking it in bookstores and theaters across the country.—Casey Seiler
"公关人员或新闻代理人",1945年首次出现,同时也作为一个动词出现,据说这个词是由演艺杂志 Variety 创造的(但首次被证明并不是在 Variety 杂志上出现的),它的创造者据说是电影经纪人 Gene Flack,并受到 flak 的影响。1940年代,美国有一位名叫 Gene Flack 的广告执行官,但他似乎主要是销售饼干,而不是电影。
Noun (1) and Verb origin unknown
The first known use of flack was in 1933
1 By the way, for all the flack that Democratic-majority cities receive from the right, Jacksonville has long been the biggest GOP-controlled city.
2 A test device for flack flowing systems based on virtual instrument technology is developed.
研制基于虚拟仪器技术的高炮随动系统性能检测装置。
3 Now the iconic businesswoman and television personality is catching flack for her comments.
4 Any NFL team that hires Ray Rice in the next few months will get a little flack.
5 She references the flack Hillary Clinton got for sticking with Bill when she could have walked away.
6 Many Americans who try inevitably fail — take Oscar Isaac, who recently garnered considerable flack for his British accent in the new Marvel serires "Moon Knight."
7 Charlotte took a lot of flack for the trade sending Jalen Duren to Detroit for Williams, and Duren has put together a couple of nice seasons for the Pistons.
8 In the past you’ve taken flack for stretching aspects of nonfiction.
9 Over the past few years, Toyota had received flack from the auto industry and media for its reluctance to launch a wider selection of EVs, while continuing to build its sizable lineup around hybrids.
10 The campaign quarantined the press on a separate bus and, later, a separate plane, often without even an accompanying flack to answer basic questions.
11 The Good Wife star and Flack, a former professional ballet dancer, tied the knot in an intimate ceremony at a private home in Manhattan, according to the report.
据报道,这位《傲骨贤妻》男星和前芭蕾舞演员的妻子在曼哈顿一座私人住宅里举行了婚礼。
12 Let them languish in a box in your bedroom and you are sure to catch some flack.
让他们在煎熬中,在你的卧室,你一定要捕捉一些弗拉克。
13 They flack soft nonpartisan causes, like literacy or conservation.
14 “But he’s proven that that kind of nice-guy thing that he gets a little flack for is actually one of the keys to making that all work.”
15 Once the cold water enters the flack, the vapor pressure falls quickly.
一旦冷水进入长颈瓶, 水气压就迅速下降.
16 Disney flacks noted that played especially strongly in the South: The movie's top five-grossing theaters were in Memphis, Tenn., Jackson, Miss., Chicago, Atlanta and Dallas.
17 Her job is to flack for her boss, and part of my job is to listen to complaints.
18 On rare occasions, the flacks will hang on the line or sit in the room while the interview takes place.
19 Like that show, the home lives of the students are just as important as the life lessons dished out in the schoolyard, with absentee parents getting as much flack as the kids on screen.
20 A master’s degree, he said, “goes beyond someone just being a spin artist or a flack.”
1 广告
advertising card sign credit bill ad poster advertisement publicity exploitation leaflet puff handbill show bill fly sheet advertising man
3 新闻宣传员
4 宣传
plug promotion advertisement billing propaganda publicity brand bill promote pitch broadcast advertise merchandise preach publicize promulgate propagandize spruik propagandist promotive boost promo exploitation ballyhoo build-up propagandism propagand sell propagate
6 宣传者
8 推广