| 释义 |
ad cap·tan·dum
adjective
or ad captandum vul·gus \|adˌkapˈtandəm(ˈvəlgəs)\
Etymology: ad captandum, from Latin, for pleasing; ad captandum vulgus, from Latin, for pleasing the crowd
: designed to attract or please the crowd — used often of an argument directed chiefly to the emotions |