make a splash

引起轰动

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often figurative, meaning to attract a lot of attention.

常为比喻用法，意为吸引大量关注。

splashVERB + NOUN

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make a splash = 引起轰动 (常为比喻用法，意为吸引大量关注。)

  • She intended to make a big splash with her wedding.她打算用她的婚礼大出风头。
  • The new startup hopes to make a splash in the tech industry.这家新创公司希望在科技行业一鸣惊人。
  • His debut novel certainly made a splash among critics.他的处女作小说无疑在评论界引起了轰动。
  • They are planning a huge marketing campaign to make a splash before the holidays.他们正计划一场大型营销活动，以便在假期前引起轰动。
  • Despite being a newcomer, she managed to make quite a splash at the international conference.尽管是新人，她还是在国际会议上引起了不小的轰动。
  • To truly make a splash, you need innovation and a bold strategy.要真正引起轰动，你需要创新和大胆的策略。
  • The artist's controversial exhibition made a huge splash in the art world.这位艺术家的争议性展览在艺术界引起了巨大的轰动。
  • We need to make a splash with our product launch to gain market share.我们通过产品发布引起轰动，以获得市场份额。
  • He's determined to make a splash in Hollywood, no matter what it takes.他决心不惜一切代价在好莱坞一鸣惊人。
  • The unexpected announcement made a significant splash across all major news outlets.这个意想不到的声明在所有主要新闻媒体上引起了重大轰动。