英语词汇“publish”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	publish
释义	pub·lish \ˈpəblish, -lēsh, esp in pres part -ləsh\ verb (-ed/-ing/-es) Etymology: Middle English publishen, modification of Middle French publier, from Latin publicare, from publicus public — more at public *transitive verb* 1. a. : to declare publicly : make generally known : disclose, circulate < publish glad tidings, tidings of peace — Mary A. Thomson > < the plan of action has not been published in detail — D.S.Campbell > specifically : to impart or acknowledge to one or more persons < a slander is not actionable unless it is published to a third person — T.F.T.Plucknett > < do publish and declare this to be my last will and testament > b. : to proclaim officially : promulgate < publish an edict > c. : to make public announcement of (banns of marriage) d. : publicize < mourning … by which a widow published her single-minded grief — Margery Sharp > < first Neolithic site to be thoroughly excavated and published in Macedonia — G.E.Mylonas > specifically : to give publication to (a taxonomic name) 2. a. : to make a public evaluation of; specifically : censure < stewards have power to publish at their discretion any person subject to their control either by suspension … or by fine — Dan Parker > b. obsolete : to call to the attention of the public : advertise < goods found shall be published by the finder — Nathaniel Bacon > 3. a. : to place before the public (as through a mass medium) : disseminate < adopted and published a statement of principles — H.E.Starr > < does not pay but publishes significant poetry — Author & Journalist > specifically : utter < publish a forgery > b. : to produce for publication or allow to be issued for distribution or sale < they write brilliantly at times, have published long passages that … interest the intelligent reader — H.C.Webster > c. : to reproduce for public consumption < the number of companies … publishing LP recordings — Roland Gelatt > specifically : print < the pictures and stories published in these pages are selections from previous issues — New England Journeys > d. : to release (a product of creative work) for public distribution or sale usually with the consent of the copyright holder < a shilling volume of 96 pages written, printed and published within a month — Modern Churchman > < in 1837 were published four engraved charts, the first issued by the Navy Department — C.L.Lewis > < his five published symphonies — Irving Kolodin > < published in manuscript the first Lusatian grammar — R.G.A.DeBray > e. : to issue the work of (as an author) < latest of the younger Italian novelists to be published in the U.S. — Time > *intransitive verb* 1. : to put out an edition or circulate it to the public < the only daily newspaper in the borough did not publish yesterday because of a strike — New York Times > 2. a. : to have one's work accepted for publication or allow it to be reproduced for public consumption < pressure put on faculty members … to publish as a condition of appointment or promotion — H.M.Silver > b. : to reproduce the work of an author and release it to the public < his first novel became a best seller and several firms offered to publish for him > 3. : to become manifest : give public witness < so much joy … I felt it publish in my eye — Emily Dickinson > Synonyms: see declare
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