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復(fù)數(shù)形式：fanfares;

名詞喧耀; 號(hào)角齊鳴

1. 吹奏聲：fanegada 凡尼加達(dá) | fanfare 吹奏聲 | fanfaron 吹牛者

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2. 銅管樂(lè)：disque 唱片 | fanfare 銅管樂(lè) | flonflon 歌曲等的副歌

3. 榮耀：Still Waters?澄靜如水 | Fanfare?榮耀 | Infinity?純真

1. Cornetist Nick LaRocca, clarinetist Larry Shields, trombonist Eddie Edwards, pianist Henry Ragas and drummer Tony Sbarbaro have become footnotes in jazz history, and the sound they made seems rhythmically clunky and predictable today. But as the fanfare for a revolution Livery Stable Blues will never be forgotten.

但是稍后隨著杰利·羅爾·莫頓，金·奧利弗，西德尼·貝切特和路易斯·阿姆斯特朗等——一些得到公眾認(rèn)可的來(lái)自黑人聚居社區(qū)的優(yōu)秀樂(lè)手的加入，這支樂(lè)隊(duì)無(wú)疑已將爵士樂(lè)不羈的力量和年輕活力掌握到了輕車熟路的程度。

2. But unlike the passing of other notable planes, there will be no public fanfare or farewell for these mysterious aircraft that revolutionized aerial warfare.

但與以往其它著名飛機(jī)不同的是，這種為空戰(zhàn)帶來(lái)了革命性變化的神秘飛機(jī)并沒(méi)有享受到在公眾面前接受贊揚(yáng)或進(jìn)行告別的待遇。

3. Ballyhoo; fuss and feathers; make a great fanfare

原指用勁地吹喇叭和敲鑼打鼓；表示慶賀。

4. fanfare

4. In a new-year fanfare of achievements by the state media, no mention was made of the reform.

新年之際，在該國(guó)國(guó)家媒體對(duì)去年成就進(jìn)行吹噓時(shí)，貨幣改革未被提及。

5. It doesn't matter if the natural style is with curls, frills, twists or tapered, the key feature is that the hair should be practical -- without a lot of fuss and fanfare -- and it should be neat and precise.

頭發(fā)是直是卷，是長(zhǎng)是短都沒(méi)有關(guān)系，最重要的是無(wú)需修飾，呈現(xiàn)出最自然的狀態(tài)就好了。干凈、整潔是打理頭發(fā)的關(guān)鍵。沒(méi)錯(cuò)，自然就是真，自然就是美

6. Like the above-mentioned good layer, they eat simple food, but lay eggs, often without making a fanfare

他們像母雞一樣，吞的是粗糠老菜，產(chǎn)下的是蛋，而且往往一聲不響。

7. But instead of fanfare and fireworks, the mood is muted in New Europe and among the E. U.

然而不論是新成員也好，老資格也罷，所有的國(guó)家都表現(xiàn)出沉默而低調(diào)，而不是鑼鼓喧天、焰火漫天的的喜悅。

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8. Trance, the life has disappeared an instant part of it; enjoy play time, and from your fingers glide sutural; wandering again when little fanfare from you between legs slip past...... Sometimes, people have no concern, there are, people have deplored the endless; Sometimes, people have to want to recover just numb to...... useful?

發(fā)呆時(shí)，人生又瞬間消逝了部分；盡情玩樂(lè)時(shí)，又從你手指縫間滑過(guò)；游蕩時(shí)，再次悄聲無(wú)息地從你腿間溜過(guò)……有時(shí)候，人們對(duì)此毫不在意，有時(shí)候，人們對(duì)此痛惜不已；有時(shí)候，人們對(duì)此只是麻木地想去追回來(lái)……有用嗎？

9. Without much fanfare, China has started internationalizing the role of its currency.

沒(méi)有太多的宣揚(yáng)，中國(guó)已開始了其貨幣的國(guó)際化角色。

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10. Lucas masterfully defies the bull and leaves the arena in a fanfare of victory. Carmen throws herself into his arms, and Dorotea warns her of the danger of letting herself be discovered by Don Jose. But Carmen is happy with her torero, and throws her caution to the wind.

斗牛場(chǎng)響起了勝利的音樂(lè)及熱鬧的歡呼聲，斗牛士魯卡斯英勇地戰(zhàn)勝了兇狠的斗牛，而只向勝利者投懷送抱的卡門當(dāng)然迫不急待熱情地奔向魯卡斯，并且把老吉普賽人多羅提亞告誡她千萬(wàn)不要讓荷西找到她，否則她將陷入極大危險(xiǎn)的警告拋之腦后。

11. No fanfare, no metaphor, no brilliant final words.

沒(méi)有高調(diào)的吹擂，沒(méi)有隱喻，沒(méi)有精彩的結(jié)語(yǔ)。

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12. The WHO is still analysing the data and plans to launch the growth standards with some fanfare next year.

WHO還在分析這些數(shù)據(jù)，并計(jì)劃在明年的某個(gè)時(shí)候隆重地推出新的生長(zhǎng)標(biāo)準(zhǔn)。

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13. There was no fanfare, not even in the miracle of His return.

這并不是一次令人向往的經(jīng)歷，盡管如此，他還是這樣付出了。

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14. There's plenty of fanfare now.

有很多現(xiàn)在的大張旗鼓。

15. The first is that, for all the fanfare, the central banks'plan will make little difference.

首先，盡管鼓吹的很厲害，央行的計(jì)劃也不會(huì)有多大效果。

16. With a new form of material, launched this week to great fanfare.

用了全新的材料，上市后要掀起熱潮

17. System construction to pave the way for the market, with great fanfare, in an orderly manner.

體系建設(shè)，為日后市場(chǎng)的方式，大張旗鼓地，有秩序地。

18. Neither has all the adulation12 and fanfare13 gone to his head.

所有的贊譽(yù)與吹捧他從不放在心上。

19. Abunassar said Garnett is private about it and doesn't like fanfare, and he could be the hardest worker of all the players Abunassar trains.

阿巴薩說(shuō)加內(nèi)特對(duì)此很低調(diào)，他討厭吹，訓(xùn)練營(yíng)里他最刻苦。

20. As the rise of Fujian Province were the first generation of clothing brands, gifted men to become the field of fashion with great fanfare in China to carry forward the Chinese culture the dominant brand.

作為閩派服飾第一代崛起的品牌，才子男裝成為中國(guó)服飾領(lǐng)域大張旗鼓發(fā)揚(yáng)中國(guó)文化的主導(dǎo)品牌。

1. (宣告特別事件時(shí)演奏的)響亮短曲

A fanfare is a short, loud tune played on trumpets or other similar instruments to announce a special event.

e.g. The ceremony opened with a fanfare of trumpets.

儀式以一曲嘹亮的小號(hào)短曲開場(chǎng)。

2. 大張旗鼓的宣傳

If something happens with a fanfare, it happens or is announced with a lot of publicity. If something happens without a fanfare, it happens without a lot of fuss or publicity.

e.g. The company was privatised with a fanfare of publicity...

公司的私有化搞得沸沸揚(yáng)揚(yáng)。

e.g. The departure of the South Korean prime minister was marked with little fanfare.

韓國(guó)首相悄無(wú)聲息地離開了。

1. Track and field Olympian Crystal Emmanuel says seeing all the fanfare is a source of motivation for her.

2. As fresh financial and trade challenges cut into people's confidence in economic recovery this year, many are hoping for significant breakthroughs among the fanfare in Mexico.

3. Obama's campaign was marked by his eloquent speeches, passionate supporters and worldwide fanfare for the Democratic candidate.

4. The pandas were not fazed by all the fuss and media fanfare, after needing a little prompting by their keeper to escape the confines of the glass.

5. The union attack is the latest setback for the US $ 3 billion resort, the first Disney theme park in China which opened to huge fanfare in September.

6. Italy is one participant that has planned their Expo agenda around the availability of their country's biggest celebrities in order to maximize on the fanfare.

7. The National Diamond Exchange was launched amid fanfare in Shanghai last October.

8. The wedding itself will involve little of the fanfare associated with European royal weddings, or the public frenzy that accompanied her brothers'marriages.

9. The wedding involved little of the fanfare associated with European royal weddings, or the public frenzy that accompanied her two brothers'marriages.

10. But the firm is considered a relative latecomer to the modern Chinese market, launching its first Fiesta car to much fanfare in January this year.

fanfare

noun

1. (music) a short lively tune played on brass instruments

e.g. he entered to a flourish of trumpets

her arrival was greeted with a rousing fanfare

Synonym: flourishtucket

2. a gaudy outward display

Synonym: ostentationflash

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