高级

Fanfare

定义

(名词) 围绕某事件的大量宣传或兴奋

“The new technology was introduced with little fanfare, despite its significant impact on society.”

尽管新技术对社会产生了重大影响，但却没有多少宣传。

“The bakery reopened without fanfare.”
那家面包店悄悄重新开门了，没有搞什么大张旗鼓的宣传。
“Her birthday fanfare died down by noon.”
她生日那阵热闹劲儿到中午就散了。
“At the old theater in Hanoi, the guest singer arrived with all the fanfare, then skipped the after-party and went straight back to the hotel.”
在河内那家老剧院，嘉宾歌手出场时排场十足，后来却连庆功派对都没去，直接回酒店了。
“They rolled out the fanfare for the new subway line, but riders mostly cared about getting to Queens faster.”
他们给这条新地铁线做足了宣传，不过乘客更在意的是能不能更快到皇后区。