propaganda

中英词典：

propaganda

名词：

1. 宣传，宣传活动

2. 政治宣传，宣传机构

形容词：

propagandistic

词语辨析：

propaganda 侧重于通过媒体、广告等手段传播特定政治、宗教或理念，通常带有误导性质；advertisement 则更侧重于商业广告，着重于推销产品或服务。

词汇扩充：

propagandize (v.) - 进行宣传

propagandist (n.) - 宣传者

近义词：

promotion, publicity, advertising

反义词：

truth, reality, honesty

柯林斯词典：

Propaganda is information, often inaccurate information, which a political organization publishes or broadcasts in order to influence people.

牛津词典：

Information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.

用法：

propaganda可以用作名词或形容词，常见用法包括“propaganda campaign”（宣传活动）、“propaganda poster”（宣传海报）等。

例句：

1. His speeches were full of propaganda against the government. (他的演讲充满了针对政府的宣传。)
2. The country is being flooded with enemy propaganda. (这个国家正被敌方宣传淹没。)
3. They waged a propaganda war against their political opponents. (他们对政治对手展开了宣传战。)
4. The government hired a propagandist to promote their policies. (政府雇佣了一名宣传者来推动他们的政策。)
5. She accused the media of spreading propagandistic messages. (她指责媒体传播宣传性的信息。)
6. The propaganda poster depicted a heroic image of the leader. (那张宣传海报描绘了领袖的英雄形象。)
7. During wartime, propaganda plays a crucial role in shaping public opinion. (在战争时期，宣传在塑造公众舆论中扮演着至关重要的角色。)
8. It's important to be critical of the propaganda we are exposed to. (对我们接触到的宣传内容保持批判性是很重要的。)
9. The regime used propaganda to manipulate the beliefs of the population. (政权利用宣传来操纵人民的信仰。)
10. They launched a propaganda campaign to promote their new product. (他们发起了一场宣传活动来推广他们的新产品。)