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🔑publicpub·lic1 /ˈpʌblɪk / adjective - of or concerning all the people in a country or area公众的；大众的◆The town's old sewage system is a danger to public health.这座城市陈旧的污水系统对大众健康是个威胁。◆How much public support is there for the administration's policy?公众对政府政策的支持有多少？◆to increase public awareness增强公众意识
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politics政治) connected with the government and not with private companies政府的（非私人企业）◆public employees政府雇员◆budget cuts in the public sector政府部门的预算削减◆public spending (= money that the government spends on education / roads) 公共事业开支 OPP private
- provided for the use of people in general公共的；公用的；公立的◆a public library公共图书馆◆a public park公园 OPP private
- known by many people公开的；为公众所知的◆We're going to make the news public soon.我们很快将公布这一消息。
▸ pub·lic·ly 🔑 /ˈpʌblɪkli / adverb ◆The company refused to admit publicly that it had made a mistake.公司拒绝公开承认自己犯了错。
🔑publicpub·lic2 /ˈpʌblɪk / noun [singular] the public people in general公众；民众；大众；百姓◆Is the church open to the public?这座教堂对公众开放吗？◆The police have asked for information from members of the public.警方已经呼吁公众提供信息。◆The public is mostly in favor of the new law.民众大多支持这一新法律。 ●in publicwhen other people are present公开地；当众◆This is the first time that Jane has spoken about her experience in public.这是简首次公开谈论她的经历。 |