PUBLIC - Translation from English into Chinese

I. public [ˈpʌblık] ADJ

1. public:

public: 公用的 gōngyòngde

public: 公共的 gōnggòngde

a public library: 公共图书馆

2. public:

public: 政府的 zhèngfǔde

public: 公立的 gōnglìde

a public hospital: 公立医院

3. public:

public: 公开的 gōngkāide

public: 当众的 dāngzhòngde

make a public statement: 作公开申明

4. public:

public: 众所周知的 zhòng suǒ zhōu zhī de

public: 知名的 zhīmíngde

a public figure: 知名人士

II. public [ˈpʌblık] N

1. public:

the public: [用作单或复] 公众 gōngzhòng

the public: 民众 mínzhòng

the public: 大众 dàzhòng

2. public:

public: (有共同兴趣或参加共同活动的)一群人 yīqún rén

public: 爱好者 àihàozhě

the reading public: 读者大众

public [ˈpʌblık]

in public: 公开地 gōngkāide

in public: 在公众面前 zài gōngzhòng miànqián

notary public <notaries public or notary publics> N

notary public: 公证人 gōngzhèngrén

public relations N

public relations: 公共关系 gōnggòng guānxì

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

in public: 在公众面前 zài gōngzhòng miànqián

the public: [用作单或复] 公众 gōngzhòng

public works: 市政工程

public opinion: 公众舆论

make a public statement: 作公开申明

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

It would be hard to turn down a ferrari and speedboat though, and that's why we need to be vigilant about the govenrments relationships with private enterprise and public wealth.

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A fifth of each ton extracted from these mines was crown property, the rest being divided among claim owners, contractors and public administrators.

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In this context, public expenditure and policy interventions can be deployed to reach the neediest people in the poorest areas.

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Over many years, realtors, the local newspaper, private pre-schools, and the rumor mill have steered middle class families away from the public schools.

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She does not shy away from subjects seen by the public as taboo.

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