Definitions

[1] n. 公众, 民众

[2] adj. 公众的, 公共的, 公立的, 公用的

[3] [经] 公(有)的, 公共的, 公众的

[ 'pʌblik ]

1. You will soon get used to speaking in public.
   你很快就會習慣在公開場合講話了。
2. The plan was given up under the pressure of public opinion.
   計劃受到輿論的壓力而被取消了。
3. Those records are not accessible to the public.
   這些記錄不對公眾開放。
4. The swimming pool is open to the public.
   泳池是對公眾開放的。
5. This hotel is conveniently located in terms of public transportation.
   這間酒店的交通位置很方便。
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6. This place isn't convenient to public transportation.
   這地方交通不方便。
7. You'll soon get used to speaking in public.
   你很快就会习惯在大庭广众说话了。
8. It is sometimes difficult to make yourself understood in public.
   有時很難在公眾場合表達你自己的意思。
9. Making this matter public would have an effect on our sales, so we're going to overlook it this once.
   公开此事会影响我们的销售，所以我们将忽略它一次。
10. I'm not used to speaking in public.
    我不習慣在公眾場合說話。
11. We all felt embarrassed to sing a song in public.
    观众面前唱歌让我们大家都感到尴尬。
12. The politician didn't appear in public after the incident.
    發生了那件事以後，那位政治家一直沒有公開露面。
13. She stopped appearing in public after her accident.
    發生了那次意外以後，她就沒有再公開露面了。
14. It's rude to make fun of your boss in public.
    在公開場合開你老闆的玩笑是無禮的。
15. I don't like to sing in public.
    我不喜歡在公共場合唱歌。
16. He made fun of me in public.
    他在公共場合取笑了我。
17. The balance of public opinion remains in his favor.
    公众意见的平衡仍是他的关切。
18. Public feeling against air pollution has at last became vocal.
    终于，公众关于空气污染的意见成为直言不讳得。
19. He threatened to make it public.
    他威胁要公开。
20. He was arrested for abusing public funds.
    他因滥用公共基金而被捕。
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