public
英 ['p?bl?k]美['p?bl?k]
- adj. 公眾的；政府的；公用的；公立的
- n. 公眾；社會；公共場所
- n. (Public)人名；(英)帕布利克
詞組搭配
the public eye
the state of being known or of interest to people in general, especially through the media
（尤指通過媒體）公眾關(guān)注度，眾所熟知
the pressures of being constantly &B{in the public eye}.
總在公眾眼皮子底下的壓力。
go public
To become publicly owned, by launching shares of stock onto the open market
公開發(fā)售股票：通過把股票投入公開市場而使…成為公眾所擁有
The company went public after having been closely held for 12 years.
這個公司在被緊密地控制了十二年之后，終于公開召股了
go public with【非正式用語】
To reveal to the public a previously unknown or secret piece of information
公布于眾：把先前不為大眾所知或秘密的情況公布于眾
The president finally had to go public with the scandal.
總統(tǒng)最后只有把這樁丑聞公之于眾
in public
In such a way as to be visible to the scrutiny of the people
公開地：以一種能被民眾密切觀察的方式
“A career is born in public-talent in privacy”(&b{Marilyn Monroe})
“事業(yè)是基于在私下公開的才智而形成的”(&b{瑪麗琳·門羅})
