publicity stunt nell'Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Traduzioni di publicity stunt nel dizionario inglese»francese

publicity stunt SOST

publicity stunt

coup m publicitaire or de pub colloq

Traduzioni di publicity stunt nel dizionario francese»inglese

coup de publicité

publicity stunt

Traduzioni di publicity stunt nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.stunt [ingl brit stʌnt, ingl am stənt] SOST

1. stunt (for attention):

stunt sometimes pegg

coup m organisé

stunt sometimes pegg

truc m colloq

2. stunt (with risk):

stunt CINEM, TV

cascade f

to do a stunt

exécuter une cascade

aerial stunts

acrobaties fpl aériennes

3. stunt ingl am colloq:

stunt

numéro m colloq

II.stunt [ingl brit stʌnt, ingl am stənt] VB vb trans

stunt economic growth, progress, development

empêcher

stunt plant growth, crops

rabougrir

stunt personal growth, development

empêcher

III.stunt [ingl brit stʌnt, ingl am stənt]

to pull a stunt colloq

faire le malin colloq

if you pull a stunt like that again colloq

si tu (me) refais ce coup-là colloq

publicity [ingl brit pʌbˈlɪsɪti, ingl am pəbˈlɪsədi] SOST

1. publicity (media attention):

to attract publicity

attirer l'attention f des médias

to shun publicity

fuir les médias

to take place in a blaze of publicity

avoir lieu sous les feux des médias

to receive bad or adverse publicity

faire l'objet de critiques dans les médias

there is no such thing as bad publicity

toute publicité est bonne à prendre

2. publicity (advertising):

publicity

publicité f

to be responsible for publicity

être responsable de la publicité

to give sth great publicity , to be great publicity for sth

faire beaucoup de publicité pour qc

to be bad publicity for

être une mauvaise publicité pour

advance publicity

promotion f (for pour)

advance publicity attr bureau, launch

de publicité, publicitaire

3. publicity U (advertising material):

publicity (brochures)

brochures fpl publicitaires

publicity (posters)

affiches fpl publicitaires

publicity (films)

films mpl publicitaires

I've seen some of their publicity

j'ai vu quelques-unes de leurs brochures or affiches

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Traduzioni di publicity stunt nel dizionario inglese»francese

publicity stunt SOST

publicity stunt

coup m publicitaire

Traduzioni di publicity stunt nel dizionario inglese»francese

advertising/publicity stunt

coup m de pub

Traduzioni di publicity stunt nel dizionario inglese»francese

stunt¹ [stʌnt] SOST

1. stunt (dangerous act for films):

stunt

cascade f

2. stunt pegg (action for publicity):

advertising/publicity stunt

coup m de pub

3. stunt fig colloq:

to pull a stunt

faire un truc pareil

stunt² [stʌnt] VB vb trans

stunt

ralentir

I.publicity [pʌbˈlɪsəti, ingl am -t̬i] SOST no pl

publicity

publicité f

to get a lot of publicity

attirer beaucoup de publicité

it's good/bad publicity

c'est de la bonne/mauvaise publicité

II.publicity [pʌbˈlɪsəti, ingl am -t̬i] AGG

publicity

publicitaire

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

Topping was criticised by the press, who described the visit as a fiasco, a publicity stunt, and a mindless waste of money.

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The hand vanished in 2004 as a publicity stunt for the pub but later reappeared and can still be seen there.

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Even if considered as primarily a publicity stunt, the flight was a brilliant accomplishment in which five nations had already failed.

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He explained how he had felt he could not take the pressure any more, and denied that the episode was a publicity stunt.

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The editorial was resented as a publicity stunt.

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Later, she came back to the show later on and it was revealed that everything was just a publicity stunt.

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It may be also just a publicity stunt.

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The appointment was actually a publicity stunt to raise the profile for the club.

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It was later revealed as a planned publicity stunt.

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They wrote however, it all has the whiff of a clever publicity stunt.

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