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| 31. | A publicity campaign explained the matter to the British hosts so as to save their pride and preclude embarrassment. |
| 当作一个公开的运动去对英国主人说明，以维持他们的面子，并避免窘迫。 |
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| 32. | The American, Dr. Stavely, a notorious publicity seeker, had no other evidence to support her opposition to Montayne. |
| 在美国，以好出风头闻名的斯塔弗利医生，没有任何其他证据来支持她反对推广使用蒙太尼的意见。 |
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| 33. | "Do you call it an intrigue", Wonterbourne asked,"an affair that goes on with such peculiar publicity?" |
| “他们这样公开大方，”温特伯恩问道--“还能说成是勾搭？” |
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| 34. | Dick White disliked Rees intensely, and thought he was making malicious accusations in order to court attention, if not publicity. |
| 迪克?怀特很不喜欢里斯，认为他如果不是为了大出风头，也是为了博得青睐才进行恶意指控的。 |
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| 35. | It had never been given such painstaking publicity. |
| 这事从未象现在这样大张旗鼓地四处张扬过。 |
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| 36. | give publicity to... |
| 公开,公布,宣传 |
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| 37. | Publicity is a,two-edged `weapon. |
| 出了名有利也有弊. |
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| 38. | in the publicity of the streets |
| 在街上大庭广众之前 |
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| 39. | Joanna's scheme to have a big launching party to unveil the new executive-type desk is a publicity stunt, that is, a way to get attention. |
| 乔安娜的计划是打算举办一次盛大展销会，在展销会上首次推出一种供高级经理人员使用的新式办公桌，这是对外作广告中引人瞩目之举。 |
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| 40. | The missteps and frailties of every one else in the world were canvassed here with the most shameless publicity. |
| 在这里，人们毫无顾忌地公开谈论世上他人的失误和过失。 |
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