touting

/tout/US // taʊt //UK // (taʊt) //

兜售,吹捧,兜兜转转,兜揽生意

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb

1
- : to solicit business, employment, votes, or the like, importunately.
- : Horse Racing. to act as a tout.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to solicit support for importunately.
- : to describe or advertise boastfully; publicize or promote; praise extravagantly: a highly touted nightclub.
- : Horse Racing. to provide information on running in a particular race, especially for a fee.to spy on in order to gain information for the purpose of betting.
- : to watch; spy on.

n.名词 noun

verbbrag about, show off

Synonyms

For weeks leading up to the election, Hagan ran television commercials touting her opposition to “amnesty” for “illegal aliens.”
The pro-gun advocacy group is putting out online ads in Arkansas touting its support of Rep. Tom Cotton, the GOP Senate candidate.
If there is one precious commodity for America, it is our touting of the First Amendment.
In 2008, McConnell ran ads touting the billions of dollars of pork he had brought home to Kentucky over the years.
Science shows the low-fat diet to be BS, and yet the American Heart Association keeps touting it as the ‘heart healthy’ choice.
I never had the least doubt that the shabby man who stood touting for custom outside that caravan was Cyrus Verd.
Means I'm rich, that I can have my own ponies if I want to, 'stead of touting somebody else's old dogs.
Besant supposes that Tothill Street took its name from watermen touting there for fares.
Under the impression that Jeckie had come touting for custom, he received her grumpishly, and eyed her with anything but favour.
Occasionally, I suffered a little from their pouting and touting; but, in the main, I was happy enough between them.

/tout/US // taʊt //UK // (taʊt) //

兜售,吹捧,兜兜转转,兜揽生意

v.无主动词 verb

1
- : to solicit business, employment, votes, or the like, importunately.
- : Horse Racing. to act as a tout.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to solicit support for importunately.
- : to describe or advertise boastfully; publicize or promote; praise extravagantly: a highly touted nightclub.
- : Horse Racing. to provide information on running in a particular race, especially for a fee.to spy on in order to gain information for the purpose of betting.
- : to watch; spy on.

n.名词 noun

verbbrag about, show off

Synonyms

For weeks leading up to the election, Hagan ran television commercials touting her opposition to “amnesty” for “illegal aliens.”
The pro-gun advocacy group is putting out online ads in Arkansas touting its support of Rep. Tom Cotton, the GOP Senate candidate.
If there is one precious commodity for America, it is our touting of the First Amendment.
In 2008, McConnell ran ads touting the billions of dollars of pork he had brought home to Kentucky over the years.
Science shows the low-fat diet to be BS, and yet the American Heart Association keeps touting it as the ‘heart healthy’ choice.
I never had the least doubt that the shabby man who stood touting for custom outside that caravan was Cyrus Verd.
Means I'm rich, that I can have my own ponies if I want to, 'stead of touting somebody else's old dogs.
Besant supposes that Tothill Street took its name from watermen touting there for fares.
Under the impression that Jeckie had come touting for custom, he received her grumpishly, and eyed her with anything but favour.
Occasionally, I suffered a little from their pouting and touting; but, in the main, I was happy enough between them.