v.吹牛，吹捧，兜售，吹嘘，标榜，推销，(尤指在剧院、体育场等外)倒卖高价票，卖黑市票
n.(音乐会、体育比赛等的)卖高价票的人，票贩子

原形：tout第三人称单数：touts复数：touts过去式：touted过去分词：touted现在分词：touting

I have everything under control; there's no need to tout your assistance.
我一切都掌控得来，不需要你吹嘘你的帮助。
The company is tout-ing its new product as the most innovative in the market.
公司大力宣传其新产品是市场上最具创新性的。
The magician's tricks were so impressive that people couldn't stop tout-ing his talent.
魔术师的表演太精彩了，人们禁不住称赞他的技艺。
She was a tout for the local travel agency, showing tourists around the city.
她是当地旅行社的导游，带领游客游览城市。
The politician's campaign team is tout-ing his commitment to education reform.
政治家的竞选团队在宣扬他对教育改革的承诺。
The real estate agent was tout-ing the property's prime location and excellent views.
房地产经纪人极力推销这套房子的位置优越和视野绝佳。
After winning the championship, the athlete couldn't help but tout his victory to everyone he met.
赢得冠军后，这位运动员忍不住向遇到的每个人炫耀他的胜利。
The chef is tout-ing his restaurant's signature dish as the must-try item on the menu.
主厨在宣传菜单上的特色菜，说这是必尝之选。
The sports commentator kept tout-ing the young player's potential during the match.
裁判不断强调这位年轻球员的潜力。
The salesperson was tout-ing the benefits of the new smartphone to attract customers.
销售员极力推销新款智能手机的各种优点，以吸引顾客购买。