n.大张旗鼓，号角花彩，号角齐鸣(欢迎仪式等上奏的响亮短曲)，(为庆祝而在媒体上的)喧耀

原形：fanfare复数：fanfares

The awards ceremony began with a flourish of trumpets and much fanfare.
颁奖典礼以号角声和盛大的仪式拉开序幕。
The new product launch was accompanied by a lot of fanfare in the media.
新产品发布伴随着媒体的大量宣传和吹捧。
The arrival of the royal family was announced with a fanfare of trumpets.
皇室家族的到来伴随着号角的响亮吹奏而宣布。
Despite the initial fanfare, the project failed to gain public support.
尽管最初有大量宣传造势，但这个项目最终未能获得公众的支持。
The opening of the new museum was marked by a grand fanfare and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
新博物馆的开馆庆典包括了盛大的仪式和剪彩仪式。
The film premiered amidst great fanfare, but critics were unimpressed.
这部电影在一片隆重的宣传中首映，但评论家们并不买账。
With much fanfare, the mayor unveiled the city's new public park.
市长在一片热烈的掌声中揭幕了城市的新公园。
The company announced its expansion plans with a lot of fanfare, hoping to attract investors.
公司大张旗鼓地宣布了扩张计划，希望能吸引投资者。
The arrival of the famous actor on set caused a fanfare among the crew members.
这位著名演员到达片场，在剧组成员中引起了轰动。
After months of anticipation, the new smartphone was released without much fanfare.
经过数月的期待，新智能手机的发布并没有太多宣传和张扬。