单词 | ballyhoo |
释义 | bal·ly·hoo I. 1. < a stunt of sticking a trick knife through one arm to attract a crowd and then starting his ballyhoo — F.B.Gipson > 2. a. < a good deal of ballyhoo for safer driving > < burlesque … election campaign tactics and advertising ballyhoo — W.R.Frye > b. < every face powder must claim a “scientific” uniqueness, and by this ballyhoo millions are impressed — Ruth Benedict > < this claim cannot be dismissed as mere … ballyhoo — L.G.Pine > Synonyms: see publicity II. 1. < ballyhoo the crowd with songs and speeches > < ballyhoo the public with false advertising > 2. < gladiatorial meets were ballyhooed on the walls of ancient Rome — Dun's Review > < new cars carry on their bodies a shield or some such insigne ballyhooing the dealer from whom they were bought — New Yorker > III. also bal·ly·hu |
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