| 单词 | propaganda |
| 释义 | propaganda (prɒpəgændə ) uncountable noun [oft NOUN noun] Propaganda is information, often inaccurate information, which a political organization publishes or broadcasts in order to influence people. [disapproval] The party adopted an aggressive propaganda campaign against its rivals. They asked me to help destroy the system and spread propaganda against the government. Synonyms: information, advertising, promotion, publicity Collocations: propaganda department Such was the furore in cyberspace that the local propaganda department issued a notice calling for four 'netizen' investigators. Times, Sunday Times So, six days after the disaster the propaganda department forbade any negative coverage or inquiries into the crash. Times, Sunday Times The propaganda department proclaimed it a triumph of the will. Times, Sunday Times The agency's propaganda department has already made two documentaries featuring on-screen confessions by provincial leaders. Times, Sunday Times There was another clue in a notice of censure issued by the party's propaganda department shortly before her disappearance. Times, Sunday Times Because western societies prize free expression, it's tempting to dismiss these propaganda efforts as just detritus amid a cacophony of voices. Times, Sunday Times We should all seek to do much more to challenge and discredit its poisonous narrative as well as undermine its propaganda efforts. Times, Sunday Times However, taking down internet systems and networks to disrupt their propaganda efforts were seen as appropriate engagement. Times,Sunday Times Whatever the outcome of the referendum, western governments and civil society need to be aware of his propaganda efforts and counter them. Times, Sunday Times The results of the propaganda efforts were however quite mixed. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The latter promptly condemned the government's propaganda exercise, only to be ignored. Times, Sunday Times No one had dreamt that he would be co-opted into a propaganda exercise. Times, Sunday Times Careful preparation goes into these events, which are part beauty pageant, part propaganda exercise. Times, Sunday Times As a propaganda exercise, it failed dismally. Times, Sunday Times It was, of course, a propaganda exercise, 'a way to dampen down the criticism ... a misrepresentation of our conditions to make it look like we had special treatment'. Times, Sunday Times The rail company says it funded the movie not for propaganda purposes, but to support something cultural. Times, Sunday Times I don't want to be used for propaganda purposes. Times, Sunday Times Both sides routinely alter casualty claims for propaganda purposes. Times, Sunday Times Cameras were strictly banned by top brass, who allowed only their own photographers to take pictures for propaganda purposes in case images that revealed the war's true horrors got out. The Sun A month of rallies in the same city, designed for propaganda purposes, would have cost $19,200. Times, Sunday Times He said that the newspaper had allowed itself to be 'used as a propaganda tool'. Times, Sunday Times At least in its own mythology, it was far more about finding a viable way to use space than employing space as a propaganda tool. Times, Sunday Times The image's power as a propaganda tool has been recognised many times over. Times, Sunday Times Yesterday's ludicrous video was useless as a propaganda tool. The Sun It has certainly provided hotheads with a valuable propaganda tool and some so-called community leaders have used it to stir the cauldron of grievance. Times, Sunday Times Dictators have long realised the propaganda value of physical prowess. Times, Sunday Times It had certainly been a courageous mission but it was not unique in having little other than propaganda value. Times, Sunday Times The propaganda value of a state funeral was immeasurable. Times, Sunday Times The film's success gave huge momentum to the propaganda war, yet its actual propaganda value was limited. Times, Sunday Times And should we fear the propaganda value, the raison d'être for this sporting experiment? Times, Sunday Times If the regime appeared to have scored a propaganda victory, the move backfired. Times, Sunday Times The operation was a tactical and propaganda victory. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 More importantly, due to extensive press coverage, it scored a propaganda victory out of all proportion to its size. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The raids were military pinpricks but a significant propaganda victory. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Nor will the prime minister freely hand his partner propaganda victories at his own expense. Times, Sunday Times Instead, they are on the front line of a propaganda war. Times,Sunday Times The latest misleading propaganda war may already have begun. Times, Sunday Times Both sides have engaged in a propaganda war. Times,Sunday Times The language of the dispute took a marked turn for the worse as both sides claimed the moral high ground in the propaganda war. Times, Sunday Times The propaganda war continues, too. Times, Sunday Times Further stats used more than 100 platforms to spread propaganda last year. The Sun The opportunities to spread propaganda and share secret information have proliferated. Times, Sunday Times He added that it had spread propaganda about him over the past decade. Times, Sunday Times We learnt that the government uses social media, too, allegedly deploying 'bots' that spread propaganda at 100,000 tweets a day. Times, Sunday Times Sometimes people lie, sometimes they hoax, sometimes they spread propaganda, sometimes they make mistakes. Times, Sunday Times In the words of the wartime propaganda poster, careless talk costs lives. Times,Sunday Times It was top-class wartime propaganda about how one man finds himself through sacrifice in his country's cause. Times, Sunday Times Middle-class incomes were squeezed but working-class incomes rose, as did the status of manual workers, exalted by wartime propaganda as patriotic citizens and saviours of the nation. The Times Literary Supplement His struggle against ultra-nationalism, wartime propaganda and hate speech, and for tolerance and the rule of law, has led to accusations of treason. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The subject of the film shows some degree of wartime propaganda. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 宣传 Japanese: プロパガンダ |
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