英：[prɒpəgæn'dɪstɪk]
美：[prɒpəgæn'dɪstɪk]
propagandistic如何读
propagandistic是什么意思
- adj.宣传的
propagandistic英英释义
noun
someone who produces or spreads propaganda : a person who spreads ideas, facts, or allegations deliberately to further a cause or to damage an opposing cause From the mid-1860s on through the 1870s, Jesse had the help of a propagandist, a former Confederate major named John Newman Edwards, who switched to journalism and did all he could to promote Jesse as a kind of rebel knight errant.—Larry McMurtry
left-wing/right-wing propagandists
adjective
of, relating to, or being propaganda : characterized by ideas, facts, or allegations spread deliberately to further a cause or to damage an opposing cause propagandistic art "… I like Jacques-Louis David a lot, too, although he was a propagandist painter. …"—Bob Dylan Accompanying text reported the outstanding political and economic achievements of the Party and detailed propagandistic speeches at length.—Linda Jensen Yes, this film is propagandist in nature, but is at the same time a documentary.—Matt Campbell
propagandist rhetoric
propagandistic词源英文解释
Noun borrowed from French propagandiste, from propagande propaganda + -iste -ist >entry 1
The first known use of propagandist was in 1792
propagandistic 例句
1 Last year, pro-Russian propagandists used Cameo videos to falsely depict celebrities including Elijah Wood, Mike Tyson, and Priscilla Presley urging Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to seek help for addiction.
2 Notably, there was no particular upwelling of overtly propagandistic or jingoistic chest-thumping cinema, as there had been under Ronald Reagan in the "Top Gun" 1980s.
3 Silence is the base of words which is not a kind of verbal language with rich propagandistic content.
沉默是言说的基础，它是一种不言之言，具有丰富的传播内容。
4 Putin, who has previously showered former President Donald Trump with praise, appeared to endorse President Joe Biden in the 2024 presidential election during an interview with a Russian propagandist reporter.
5 The painting's art historical fame is largely the result of the stark stylistic shift in propagandistic subject matter embodied with such power.
6 The news communications communication function and propagandistic function require strengthening audience consciousness and society responsibility at the same time.
新闻传播兼有的信息与宣传功能要求强化受众意识的同时加强社会责任感等。
7 As I wrote at the time, those statues weren’t great art — they were propagandistic kitsch.
8 Kruger has been criticized for being visually repetitive, haranguing or propagandistic.
9 Russia has relied on a litany of propagandist tactics to garner support and shield the reality of the war from its own population.
10 “I don’t think the TikTokers have the same propagandistic goals as the Roman emperors!” she clarified.
11 The message was propagandistically clear: climate change is real; the water is rising; turn back the tide while you still can.
12 PragerU also celebrates colonialism and imperialism, "Western civilization" and "Judeo-Christian values," the latter of course interpreted through a right-wing, white supremacist frame, and in a propagandistic way.
13 Below one can find the historical photos, made by German photographers. The part of them are propagandistic.
下面人能找到的历史照片，由德国摄影师制成。他们中一部分是宣传。
14 We are familiar with Shepard Smith, the host of “The Fox Report,” who applies the fact-based fig leaves that lend journalistic cover to Fox’s propagandistic suasion.
15 It allowed the Maya to record their own history in stone monuments, including invaluable political histories, descriptions of rituals, propagandistic records of battles, and genealogies.
16 The propagandistic story had it that the King’s last words were “Take care of my Yugoslavia.”
17 “With the word ‘victory’ the prayer acquired a propagandistic meaning, shaping the correct thinking among the parishioners, among the clergy, what they should think about and how they should see these hostilities,” Koval said.
18 “That has gone, it doesn’t work anymore. The Russian view has become narrower and narrower. Now it is completely biased, propagandistic and distorting.”
19 A 1980 movie, “Death Ray on Coral Island,” was a campy, propagandistic flop.
20 Despite the Anti-Catholic angle, however, under no circumstances should it be branded propagandistic, as it still remains an epic fantasy fiction novel.