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| 1. | To Blow one's own trumpet |
| 自我宣扬 |
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| 2. | About the heavyweight experimental music festival,it is no other introduce than giving a list to show its importance. |
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| 3. | But some have mainly given publicity to themselves in their memoirs. |
| 但有些自传还是宣扬自己的多， |
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| 4. | proclaim [cry, shout]... upon [on,from] the housetops |
| 公开宣扬… |
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| 5. | But some have mainly given publicity to themselves in their memoirs. |
| 但有些自传还是宣扬自己的多，这种事情值不得赞扬。 |
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| 6. | publicity programs;a publicity department. |
| 新闻节目；新闻部 |
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| 7. | to publicize; to make widely known; to propagate; to advocate; to preach (a religion or teaching) |
| 宣扬 |
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| 8. | To advertise or circulate. |
| 宣扬，传播 |
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| 9. | This project, which he had masterminded with a couple of his associates, got a lot of publicity in Fortune |
| 这一方案是他和一两个同伴精心拟订的，《幸福》杂志曾为之大肆宣扬。 |
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| 10. | blaze sth. abroad |
| 宣扬某事 |
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