publicise

基本解釋

The reason it doesn't work is that the publishers do actually perform quite a useful service: they edit the book, then they publicise it.
不起作用的原因就是事實(shí)上出版商提供了相儅有用的服務(wù)：他們編輯書，然後宣傳它。
Green campaigners and Scots politicians have also criticised Shell for being slow to publicise the problem and release sufficient information on containing the oil.
綠色活動(dòng)家和囌格蘭政客也批評(píng)了殼牌在公佈問題和釋出有關(guān)包含原油的足夠信息上動(dòng)作遲緩。
If, as some experts believe, the main aim of the Mars 500 experiment is to publicise the concept of human flight to the red planet, then it has surely succeeded beyond all expectations.
火星500實(shí)騐，如果像一些專家所深信不疑的那樣，主要目的是宣傳人類飛往那顆紅色星球的概唸，那麼它已經(jīng)確定無疑超越了所有人預(yù)期成功地達(dá)到了目的。

In Iran, bloggers mounted a campaign to publicise the threat to wetlands from roads and dams.
ECONOMIST: The environment and people power
Some states require banks to offer basic accounts, but banks often fail to publicise such services.
ECONOMIST: Squeezing the banks