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public/ˈpʌblik/ adj. & n.●adj. 1 of or concerning the people as a whole 公众的;有关公众的 a public holiday 公共假日; the public interest 公众利益 2 open to or shared by all the people 公共的;公用的 public baths 公共浴室; public library 公共图书馆; public meeting 公共集会 3 done or existing openly 公开的 made his views public 公开他的观点; a public protest 公开抗议 4 (of a service, funds, etc.) provided by or concerning local or central government (服务、资金等)地方政府提供的;国家提供的 public money 公款; public records 公共档案; public expenditure 公共支出 5a of or involved in the affairs of the community, esp. in government or entertainment 公共事务的;公共娱乐的 a distinguished public career 杰出的公共事业; public figures 知名人士 b of or relating to a person in his or her capacity as a public figure 知名的;众所周知的 had a likeable public face 有一张讨人喜欢的脸 6 Brit. of, for, or acting for, a university [英]大学的;为大学的;代表大学的 public examination 大学考试 ●n. 1 (treated as sing. or pl. 看作单数或复数) the community in general, or members of the community 公众;大众 2 a section of the community having a particular interest or in some special connection 有共同爱好(或特殊联系)的一群人 the reading public 读者大众; my public demands my loyalty 我的群众要求我忠诚 3 Brit. colloq. [英口]a = PUBLIC BAR b = PUBLIC HOUSE □ go public 1 become a public company 成为上市公司 2 make one's intentions plain; come out into the open 使某人的意图公开;公开 □ in public openly, publicly 公开地;当众地 □ in the public domain belonging to the public as a whole, esp. not subject to copyright 属于公众的(尤指不受版权限制的) □ in the public eye famous or notorious 著名的;众所周知的 □ publicly adv.[Middle English from Old French public or Latin publicus, from pubes ‘adult’] |