hoopla

英 [ˈhuːplɑː]

美 [ˈhuːplɑː]

n.  大吹大擂; 喧闹; 投环套物

BNC.49670 / COCA.18047

牛津词典

noun

• 大吹大擂；喧闹
  excitement about sth which gets a lot of public attention
• 投环套物
  a game in which players try to throw rings over objects in order to win them as prizes

英英释义

noun

• blatant or sensational promotion
  Synonym:ballyhoohypeplug

双语例句

• The hoopla surrounding BP's discovery is therefore justified, as was the rise in its share price.
  围绕英国石油新发现的大肆宣传因而显得合情合理，就像其股价的攀升一样。
• Charlene is really talking a lot of hoopla about dave.
  沙琳确实胡说八道地讲了一通戴夫的事。
• Despite all the hoopla that foreign analysts have heaped on China's growth, the economy remains driven by manual labor, low-cost and low-margin manufacturing.
  尽管所有的国外分析都挖苦中国的增长，不过中国的经济却靠着劳工，低成本低利润的制造业得以增长。
• What did you think the hoopla was about?
  你以为大肆宣扬是为了什么？
• I didn't care much about all the hoopla around it.
  我完全不在意周围的一切喧嚣。
• One can draw many lessons from the drama on the gridiron and all the hoopla surrounding it.
  一个可以借鉴的教训，许多戏剧的橄榄球和所有周围的喧闹。
• In spite of all the media hoopla, the public has shown little interest in the space program this year.
  尽管媒体大肆鼓吹，但公众今年对于太空计划并不感兴趣。
• The wrong doings sometimes blamed on business, of cluttering Christmas with goodies and hoopla are not invented by business.
  有时人们把过失归咎于商业，而实际上商业体系并不是圣诞节的美好与圈套的始作俑者。
• The purpose of all the hoopla out there is to boost civilian morale.
  外面那样大吹大擂的目的无非是要鼓舞一下民心。
• She did all of this hoopla of publicity and whatever in order so she could fly.
  她做这一切大张旗鼓的宣传活动为了她能飞。