little stunt

小把戏

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Used disapprovingly to refer to an act intended to attract attention.

带有不赞成的意味，指旨在吸引注意力的行为。

stuntADJECTIVE + NOUN

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例句 (10)

little stunt = 小把戏 (带有不赞成的意味，指旨在吸引注意力的行为。)

  • The politician's speech was just a little stunt to get media attention.这位政治家的演讲只是为了吸引媒体关注的一个拙劣把戏。
  • She dismissed the protest as a little stunt by a fringe group.她认为这场抗议只是一个边缘团体搞的拙劣把戏。
  • He tried to impress her with a little stunt, but it backfired.他试图用一个拙劣的把戏给她留下深刻印象，但适得其反。
  • Don't fall for that little stunt; it's all for show.不要上当那个拙劣的把戏，那都是做样子的。
  • The company organized a little stunt to launch their new product.公司组织了一个小把戏来推出他们的新产品。
  • Critics called the announcement a little stunt to distract from the real issues.批评者称这项声明是一个拙劣的把戏，目的是转移人们对真正问题的注意力。
  • He was known for his little stunts that always grabbed headlines.他以他那些总是吸引头条的小把戏而闻名。
  • The reality TV show was full of manufactured drama and little stunts.这档真人秀充满了人为制造的戏剧和小把戏。
  • Was the entire event just a little stunt to boost ratings?整个活动难道只是为了提高收视率而搞的拙劣把戏吗？
  • They accused the artist of performing a little stunt for publicity.他们指责这位艺术家为了宣传而上演了一个拙劣的把戏。