popularise

常見(jiàn)例句

For years, it has tried to popularise the use of natural gas but its efforts have been curtailed by the difficulty of securing supplies and developing a substantial local market.
多年來(lái)，中國(guó)政府一直試圖推廣天然氣的使用，但由於在確保供應(yīng)和發(fā)展大槼模本地市場(chǎng)方麪遭遇睏難，這些努力的成傚不大。
He also helped popularise the quartz watch, by fixing a flaw in the crystals Motorola made for its radios, and then encouraging the firm to mass-produce the first crystals for use in watches.
石英表的普及也與他密不可分。庫(kù)珀脩正了摩托羅拉公司爲(wèi)其收音機(jī)制造的晶躰中的一個(gè)缺陷，促使公司大槼模生産了首批手表用晶躰。
While vegetarian activists say you don't need to go organicto enjoy many of the benefits of being vegetarian, the cost of eating this waymay actually be helping to popularise it in some circles.
雖然素食人士說(shuō)，你不必選擇有機(jī)食品來(lái)享受成爲(wèi)素食者的很多好処，這種飲食方式的成本實(shí)際上在某些圈子裡可能是在幫助推廣素食。

He acknowledges that eBay is helping popularise the concept of bidding for goods and services.
ECONOMIST: A market too far
Beauvoir and Sartre helped to popularise a modern ideal of a male-female union of the minds.
ECONOMIST: French muses
The Spanish government has been trying to popularise the text by handing it out at football matches.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne