hoopla

英 [ˈhuːplɑː]

美 [ˈhuːplɑː]

n.  大吹大擂; 喧闹; 投环套物

BNC.49670 / COCA.18047

牛津词典

noun

• 大吹大擂；喧闹
  excitement about sth which gets a lot of public attention
• 投环套物
  a game in which players try to throw rings over objects in order to win them as prizes

英英释义

noun

• blatant or sensational promotion
  Synonym:ballyhoohypeplug

双语例句

• What did you think the hoopla was about?
  你以为大肆宣扬是为了什么？
• Charlene is really talking a lot of hoopla about dave.
  沙琳确实胡说八道地讲了一通戴夫的事。
• She did all of this hoopla of publicity and whatever in order so she could fly.
  她做这一切大张旗鼓的宣传活动为了她能飞。
• Quite frankly, I don't see what all the hoopla's about.
  说真的，我看不出这么折腾是为神马。
• The purpose of all the hoopla out there is to boost civilian morale.
  外面那样大吹大擂的目的无非是要鼓舞一下民心。
• But by far the biggest bug was the hoopla around the Y2K problem.
  但是谁能想到，当年最大的问题来自于“千年虫”。
• The hoopla surrounding BP's discovery is therefore justified, as was the rise in its share price.
  围绕英国石油新发现的大肆宣传因而显得合情合理，就像其股价的攀升一样。
• While scorning the hoopla of traditional brands, the upstarts are racing to build brands of their own.
  虽然看不起传统商标太过吵闹，新贵们正迅速地建立属于自己的牌子。
• There's gonna be a hoopla?
  你们要为我搞什么吗？
• The hoopla surrounding the panda cubs comes because the animals, notoriously uninterested in sex and famously choosy about mates, only have a window of several days to conceive each year.
  大熊猫三胞胎的诞生引发了轰动，这是因为大熊猫对性非常不感兴趣，对配偶非常挑剔，每年只有几天的时间适合受孕。