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popularise

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popularise

1.~ sb/sth宣传；宣扬；推广to make a lot of people know about sth and enjoy it

2.~ sth使通俗化；使普及to make a difficult subject easier to understand for ordinary people

..., specialist） • 更系统更科学 • 便于普及（popularise）自己培养 • 针对性更强（can be individualised more appropriately） • …

"We already have the policy in hand we are going to popularise, after which we would take the next steps , " he said .

Both of them have been made into films , which helped to popularise them more widely , especially among children . Many try to imitate them.

August 's first round brings international-standard show jumping to China, and is set to further popularise equestrianism in Beijing .

Although Mr Lieven does not popularise history , he inevitably touches the nerve points of modern power politics .

t is half a century since the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST ) was founded to promote and popularise science .