flack 的 3 个定义
- to serve as a press agent or publicist: to flack for a new rock group.
- to promote; publicize: to flack a new record.
flack 近义词
等同于 grievance
flack 的近义词 40 个
- grief
- hardship
- injustice
- objection
- outrage
- resentment
- sorrow
- unhappiness
- affliction
- beef
- bellyache
- blast
- case
- cross
- damage
- distress
- grouse
- holler
- hoo-ha
- howl
- injury
- jeremiad
- kick
- knock
- pain
- rap
- rigor
- roar
- rumble
- squawk
- stink
- trial
- tribulation
- trouble
- violence
- wrong
- yell
- ax to grind
- big stink
- pain in the neck
flack 的反义词 19 个
等同于 imbroglio
更多flack例句
- “Rosario” is all about turning the flack from haters into fuel.
- “Anthem” got a lot of flack for flagrantly going after the “Destiny” playerbase.
- About 45 minutes past our interview time, the studio flack summons me.
- A festival flack asked me to move, so that an Italian gentleman in a tuxedo could take my seat.
- The bearded volunteer, wearing an over-sized black flack jacket, said rebel resistance had stiffened.
- Two years later, she got flack for another Castro ad that featured Gadot twerking in a pair of jeans.
- Both 24 and Homeland caught significant flack from critics for stereotyping Muslims and Middle Easterners.
- Fortunately for her the milk in the revolving churn at that moment changed its squashing for a decided flick-flack.
- When you and the others were at the old Flack mansion Samuels mentioned a subject that lies close to my heart.
- When it grew dark the flick-flack of lightening played across the sky and it showed the men's faces white and drawn.
- Flack smiled, went out and returned with his license to sell liquor, and his commission as a magistrate of New York State.
- She was out in conditions in which even Judson Flack, had he met her, could hardly have detected her.