单词	roadshow
释义	roadshow /ˈrəʊdʃəʊ / noun 1A touring show of performers, especially pop musicians: witness the last great rock ‘n’ roll band demolish an entire city with their million-decibel roadshow 1.1A touring political or promotional campaign: the bank is planning a European and American roadshow Clinton’s roadshow had the breezy feel of a candidate on a victory lap... We're also looking at doing roadshows to promote features such as our new operating system. In March, the electronics company will also host a 12-city tour with a roadshow explaining to retailers what Nuon is and how to pitch it. He called on regulators to pass new rules that would preclude analysts from accompanying bankers to pitch corporate clients or participating in investor roadshows. 1.2Each of a series of radio or television programmes broadcast on location from different venues.This year involves a series of events and initiatives nationwide, including radio roadshows with the architect and TV presenter and a primary schools programme.... On top of this, Radio 1, still at the time hosting huge roadshows with Status Quo, was keen on a worthy, speech-based programme.
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