public access

government had to bow to puWfc pressure.政府不得不向

公众的压力低头。

                FOR EVERYONE 公众 2 [only before noun] provided, espe­cially by the government for the use q>f people in general .共的;公立的a pubZic education system 公 共教育体系◊ a public iibrary公共图书馆THJ2 private

                OF GOVERNMENT 政府 3 [only before noun] connected with the government and the services it provides 政府的; 有关政府所提供服务的puWfc mcm^y/spendfng/ ^/irnding/expenditure公款;公并开支;政命拨款;政府 JF He spent much of his career in public office

working in the governmeni).他的事业生涯中大部分 时间从事政府工作。(£) the pubifc purse (= the money that the government can spend)国库◊ The rad industry is no longer in public ownership (= controlled by the government)•铁無业不再归屆有了。tSTUll private

                SEEN/HEARD BY PEOPLE 公幵 4 known to people in general人人皆知的;公开的a pubHc_/^ure (= a person who is well known because they are often on the television, radio, etc.)公众人物◊ Detaik / t/ie government report have not yet been made public. 政府报告的细节尚未公布◊ She entered puWic H/e (=started a job in which she became known to the public) at the age o/2525岁时开始了经常拋头露面 的 X.#5 open to people in general; intended to be seen or heard by people in general 公之于众的;公开 的a jpubiic apoZogy 公开的道歉◊ rhe painting wiH be put on pubHc disptoy next weefc•这幅画将于下周公开展 出rhis may be the band’s Zast pubiic appearance together.这可能是这个乐队最后一次全体公开亮相。

                PLACE 地方 6 where there are a lot of people who can see and hear you公开场合的;大庭广众的:Let’s go somewhere a Htrte Zess pubiic.咱们找一个僻静些的地 方吧EEQ PRIVATE

► pub-licly /-kli/ adv. a publicly owned company 招股公司◊ He Zater pubHdy apoZogizecf/or his comments. i他妨自己的言铬作了公开道歉◊:This in/ormario/i is not puWfdy avadabie.这个消息没有对外公开。 fTTOi go 'public 1 to tell people about sth that is a secret公之于世;公开秘密等I 2 (of a company公司) to start selling shares on the stock exchange ±      

公开出售股份 in the public^eye well known to many people through newspapers and television (通过被 纸、电视让公众熟知的,广为人知的She doesn’t want her children growing up in the public eye. life it 女在众人瞩目中成长。一 more at knowledge

mnoun [sing.+sing./pl. v.]

                ORDINARY PEOPLE 普通人 1 the public ordinary people in society in general 平民;百姓;民众:The palace is now open to the puWic.这座宫殿现在向大众开放了There have been many complaints from members of the pubKc.现在已有大邊的民众投诉◊ 77ie puWic has/ have a right to know what is contained in the report. 民众有权了解报告的内容。see also GENERAL PUBLIC

                GROUP OF PEOPLE 民各 2 a group of people who share a particular interest or who are involved in the same activity志趣相同(或从事同一类活动的群体the theatre-going pubhc 爱看戏的民众◊ She knows how to keep her public (= for example, the people who buy her books) satined.她知道如何迎合受众的兴趣。

in 'public when other people, especially people you do not know, are present 公弁地;4别人尤指生 A ) ffi lu She doesn't like to be seen in public without her mafce-up on.她不愿意未化妆就公开論面。com­pare in private at private /r —more at wash v.

.public 'access noun [U] 1 the right of people in general to go into particular buildings or reas of land or to obtain particular information (进入公共场所—^1 ) 大众通行权;(对信息的)公众知情权^公众使用权: pubHc access to the countryside 乡村通行权 2 (in the US and some other countries) the right of people in general to use television or radio channels to present their own programmes (美国及其他一些国家的)公共 频道播放权a puWfc access channe!公共频道

.public ad'dress system noun {abbr. PA system) an electronic system that uses microphones and loudspeakers to make music, voices, etc. louder .so

that they can be heard by everyone in a particular place or building 扩音系统

.public affairs /70L//7 [pi.] issues and questions about social, economic, political or business activities, etc. that affect ordinary people in general 公共事务 pub-lican /'pAblikan/ noun ^ {BrE, formal) a person who owns or manages a pub 酒店老板或经理2 (>\w5fra/£/S/Z£) a person who owns.or manages a .hotel 旅馆老板 (或经理)

pub-li-ca-tion (Hi /.pAbli'keiJn/ noun 1 [U, C] the act of printing a book, a magazine, etc. and making it available to the public; a book, a magazine, etc. that has been published (书刊等的)出版,发行; 出版物the puWicarion date 出版日 the puWicatfon / his prst novei.他首部小设的.出版◊ speciaHst puWications 专业出版物 2 [U] the act of printing sth in a newspaper, report, etc. so that the public knows about it 发袅;刊登;兮布a dday fn tKe publication / the exam resists 考试&绩的延期公布◊ rhe newspaper continues to defend its publication of the photographs. & 家报纸继续为刊登这些照片辩护。

.public 'bar noun (in Britain) a bar in a pub with simple or lesis comfortable furniture than the other bars (英 国酒ife中的)廉价酒吧,太众酒吧compare lounge

BAR

.public 'company (also .public .limited company)

(both BrB) (NAmE ,pub\\c corpo'ration) notv/i {abbr. pic, PLC) a company that sells shares in itself to the pulDlic

公开招股公司

.public convenience noun {BrE, formal) a public building containing toilets that are provided for anyone to use公共厕所

.public corpo_ration now/? 1 (AMm£) = public com­pany 2 (8r£) an organization that is owned by the government and that provides a national service 公营

机构;国有化公司

.public de'fender noun {law (in the US) a lawyer who is paid by the government to defend people in court if they cannot pay for a lawyer themselves (美 国)公设辩护人,公设辩护律师 .public 'domain noun [sing.] something that is in the public domain is available for everyone to use or to discuss and is not secret (用于不受版权保护的财产)公 有领域,公有产业:77ie fn/ormarion has been paced in the puWic domain.这资料不受版权保护pubHc domain software

.public 'enemy noun a person who has done, or is believed to have done, a very bad thing, especially sth that is harmful to society 人良公敌;社备公敌puWic enemy number one (= the person or thing that is most frightening or that is most hated)头号公敌(最可怕或 最可:恶的人或事物>

.public 'holiday noun a day on which most of the shops/stores, businesses and schools in a country are closed, often to celebrate a particular event 公共假日; 公休日compare BANK HOLIDAY .public 'house noun {BrE, formal) = pub .public 'housing noun [U] (in the US) houses and flats/apartments that are built by the government for people who do not have enough money to pay for private accommodation (美国政府为低收入者修建的) 公共f

pub-1 i-cist /'pAblisist/ noun a person whose job is to make sth known to the public, for example a new product, actor, etc.推介人员;宣传员;广告人员 pilb-li-city /pAb'lisati/ noun [U]

1 the attention that is given to sb/sth by newspapers, televisionetc.(媒体的)关注,宣传,报道good/ bact/adverse pubKcfiy/不利的/反面的报道There has been a great deal of publicity surrounding his disappearance•他的失踪已为备媒广泛杈道◊ 77ie trtoofc pZace amid a bZaze /(= a lot of) pubHcffy.审讯在 全面光的情况下进行。2 the business of attracting the attention of the public to sth/sb; the things that are done to attract attention宣传业;广吿宣传工作;传播 ,工作:S/ie worfcs in pubiicity.她从事宣传工作◊ There has been a Zot /advance pubHdfy/or her new ■她的