blurb的意思|blurb的解释-里氏词典

blurb [blɚb]

n. 推荐广告

vt. 推荐吹捧

[经] 包纸上广告

He gets a kick out of reading the blurb on cereal boxes.
他以读谷类食品包装盒上的广告为乐。
Romeo and Juliet, the blurb explains, is set in modern-day Japan.
书背的介绍解释说，「密欧与茱丽叶」景设在现代日本。
The book, printed through Blurb's service, is now available online and is expected to soon hit bookstores worldwide.
这本书，通过出版商对书籍内容之说明的服务打印了，现在在网上是可得到的并且被期望到世界范围的很快撞击的书店。

blurb

[ noun ]
a promotional statement (as found on the dust jackets of books)
<noun.communication>
the author got all his friends to write blurbs for his book

The blurb suggests that the book 'is the extraordinary biography of one of the great sporting individuals of the 20th century.'
In fact the single trip lasted less than five months and was fairly disastrous (his blurb writers still make it 18 months before the mast); he exaggerated, understandably, rather as Hemingway for ever fantasised about his brief service in the First War.
A Russian director trying to sell more tickets to his film described it in his blurb as 'reality with an ice pick to the head.'
According to the blurb, Leith will be the protagonist of future tales.
But given the general reaction of the critics, even we wouldn't make too much the blurb leading the movie's new ads: "Electrifying.
They gave me a script of `Rhoda,' I think, and I wrote a blurb."

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