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

flack

1. verb To work in public relations. Flacking for an A-list actress is exhausting, let me tell you.

2. noun Someone who works in public relations. I'll have my flack put out a statement—hopefully, that will quash some of these rumors.

3. noun Publicity or attention. I doubt that trailer will generate a lot flack—it makes the movie look pretty dull.

flak

Criticism or judgment. It is a shortening of the German word Fliegerabwehrkanone, meaning "anti-aircraft gun." Come on, I'm trying my best—stop giving me so much flak.

flack out

and flake out

Sl. to collapse with exhaustion; to lie down because of exhaustion. All the hikers flacked out when they reached the campsite. After a few hours, the hikers all flaked out.

flack (out)

in. to collapse in exhaustion; to go to sleep. Betsy flacked out at nine every night.

flack

verb

See flack out

flak

and flack (flæk)

1. n. complaints; criticism; negative feedback. (Originally referred to antiaircraft guns and the explosions and damage they caused. The first form is an initialism from German Fliegerabwehrkanonen = flyer defense cannons. I.e., the initial fl plus the first a plus the k.) Why do I have to get all the flak for what you did?

2. n. publicity; hype. Who is going to believe this flack about being first-rate?

3. n. a public relations agent or officer. The flak made an announcement and then disappeared.

flack

verb

See flak

词组	the flack
释义	(redirected from the flack) flack 1. verb To work in public relations. Flacking for an A-list actress is exhausting, let me tell you. 2. noun Someone who works in public relations. I'll have my flack put out a statement—hopefully, that will quash some of these rumors. 3. noun Publicity or attention. I doubt that trailer will generate a lot flack—it makes the movie look pretty dull. flak Criticism or judgment. It is a shortening of the German word Fliegerabwehrkanone, meaning "anti-aircraft gun." Come on, I'm trying my best—stop giving me so much flak. flack out and flake out Sl. to collapse with exhaustion; to lie down because of exhaustion. All the hikers flacked out when they reached the campsite. After a few hours, the hikers all flaked out. flack (out) in. to collapse in exhaustion; to go to sleep. Betsy flacked out at nine every night. flack verb See flack out flak and flack (flæk) 1. n. complaints; criticism; negative feedback. (Originally referred to antiaircraft guns and the explosions and damage they caused. The first form is an initialism from German Fliegerabwehrkanonen = flyer defense cannons. I.e., the initial fl plus the first a plus the k.) Why do I have to get all the flak for what you did? 2. n. publicity; hype. Who is going to believe this flack about being first-rate? 3. n. a public relations agent or officer. The flak made an announcement and then disappeared. flack verb See flak
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