| 释义 |
bul·le·tin
I. \ˈbu̇lətən, -ətə̇n, -əd.ə̇n\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: French, from Italian bullettino, diminutive of bulla papal edict, from Medieval Latin, papal edict, document, seal — more at bill (document)
: a brief or condensed public notice or announcement usually concerning a matter of marked current interest and issuing from a source that might reasonably be considered authoritative: as
a. : a brief statement from an official source concerning the current status of a source of prolonged interest (as of a war or the health of a sovereign)
b. : an announcement of future plans; especially : a college or university catalog
c. : a brief monograph; especially : one issued by a public agency to provide popular information on a subject
< the state college issued several bulletins on local plants >
d. : a brief statement of news considered to be of outstanding importance or interest and made public at the earliest possible moment (as by last-minute insertion on the front page of a newspaper or by interruption of a radio program) — compare flash
II. transitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
: to make public by means of or in the form of a bulletin |