popularise

popularise

美 ['p?pj?l?ra?z] 　英 ['p?pj?l?ra?z]

• v.宣傳；宣揚；推廣；使通俗化
• 網絡便于普及

例句

"We already have the policy in hand we are going to popularise, after which we would take the next steps, " he said.

他說：“我們已經制定了進行普及的政策，之后，我們會采取下一步措施。”

Mitsubishi Motors was one of the first to popularise the use of balance shafts in straight-four engines built from the 1970s onwards.

在19世紀70年代前所制造的直列四缸引擎中三菱引擎就是第一個推廣平衡軸的使用的。

The machine was not the first attempt to popularise computing but it soon came to define the global standard.

這部機器并不是首次嘗試使電腦變得大眾化，但很快它就成為了全世界個人電腦的榜樣。

Both of them have been made into films, which helped to popularise them more widely, especially among children. Many try to imitate them.

它們都被制成電影，受到更廣泛的歡迎，尤其是孩子們，許多人想模仿它們。

August's first round brings international-standard show jumping to China, and is set to further popularise equestrianism in Beijing.

八月份的第一輪比賽是國際花樣騎術賽，這點燃了馬術在北京的流行之火。

Although Mr Lieven does not popularise history, he inevitably touches the nerve points of modern power politics.

盡管列文沒有普及歷史，卻不可避免觸及現代權力政治的神經。

t is half a century since the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST) was founded to promote and popularise science.

促進科普工作的中國科學技術協會（CAST）成立已有50年。

Global institutions such as the World Bank and the World Economic Forum have helped to popularise entrepreneurialism.

世界銀行、世界經濟論壇這樣的全球性機構，都力挺企業主義的興起。