| 单词 | public relations |
| 释义 | public relations 1. < public relations are designed … to give a business a good reputation with the public — A.W.Page > < public relations of a resort may be only a portion of the duties of the … general manager — Journal American Medical Association > < if the officer is civil … he gets a lot more done, both in correcting the driver and in doing good public relations for his town — Fred Sharpe > < took a pioneering step in public relations by asking … brokers to report the various attitudes toward the exchange they encountered generally — Newsweek > 2. a. < little favors, a helping hand, a brief visit, a kindly word, all add up to good public relations — S.I.Stuber > < in a sense public relations is the measure of the extent to which an organization has adapted itself … to society — E.A.Cunningham > b. < persuaded the President that it would be bad public relations to stay away from his White House desk more than two weeks at a time — New Republic > 3. a. < universities offered courses in public relations — E.L.Bernays > b. < public relations collects, prepares and distributes information to … the consuming public — Preview of American Viscose Corp. > < why do the Air Forces Group people in public relations fire that upstairs when they don't know whether it's true or not — J.G.Cozzens > |
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