英语词组gimmick是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

gimmick

1. noun

a gadget, an ingenious device or contrivance such as may be used in crime and magic to deceive or distract, or commercially, especially in the entertainment industry, to attract publicity and attention. 'You Gotta Get a Gimmick', Stephen Sondheim, 1959, is a song performed by striptease artistes demonstrating their ingenious methods of standing out from the crowd US, 1926.

characteristics such as costume, haircut or entrance music that collectively make a professional wrestler stand out as a unique marketable commodity US, 1993.

the actual device used to rig a carnival game US, 1968.

in poker, a special set of rules for a game US, 1988

2. verb

to rig for a result US, 1922

词组	gimmick
释义	gimmick 1. noun 1 a gadget, an ingenious device or contrivance such as may be used in crime and magic to deceive or distract, or commercially, especially in the entertainment industry, to attract publicity and attention. 'You Gotta Get a Gimmick', Stephen Sondheim, 1959, is a song performed by striptease artistes demonstrating their ingenious methods of standing out from the crowd US, 1926. 2 characteristics such as costume, haircut or entrance music that collectively make a professional wrestler stand out as a unique marketable commodity US, 1993. 3 the actual device used to rig a carnival game US, 1968. 4 in poker, a special set of rules for a game US, 1988 2. verb to rig for a result US, 1922
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