publicity in Japanese
publicity in Japanese is 宣伝, 広報 — publicity means promotional activity intended to attract public attention to something.
publicity in Japanese
宣伝
Pronounced: senden
Advertising or other activity designed to rouse public interest in something.
広報
Pronounced: kōhō
Advertising or other activity designed to rouse public interest in something.
What does "publicity" mean?
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noun Promotional activity intended to attract public attention to something.
"The band hired an agency to handle publicity for their new album."
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noun The state of being known about or noticed by the public, for better or worse.
"After the mix-up, the restaurant suffered some very unwelcome publicity online."
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publicity in a sentence
- The band hired an agency to handle publicity for their new album.
- The film's release was backed by a huge publicity campaign.
- After the mix-up, the restaurant suffered some very unwelcome publicity online.
- Some celebrities love publicity, while others do everything they can to avoid it.
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What is "publicity" in Japanese?
"publicity" in Japanese is 宣伝, 広報. publicity means: Promotional activity intended to attract public attention to something.
How do you pronounce 宣伝?
"publicity" in Japanese is 宣伝, pronounced "senden".
How do you use "publicity" in a sentence?
Example: "The band hired an agency to handle publicity for their new album." In Japanese, "publicity" is 宣伝, 広報.
Are there other ways to say "publicity" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "publicity": 宣伝, 広報.
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