disseminating

英 [dɪˈsemɪneɪtɪŋ]

美 [dɪˈsemɪneɪtɪŋ]

v.  散布，传播(信息、知识等)
disseminate的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 散布;传播
  Todisseminateinformation or knowledge means to distribute it so that it reaches many people or organizations.
  1. It took years to disseminate information about Aids in Africa...
     在非洲传播关于艾滋病方面的知识耗时数年。
  2. They disseminated anti-French propaganda.
     他们散布反对法国的宣传资料。

双语例句

• The information revolution results in part from the great strides made in modern technology in reducing the costs of processing and disseminating information.
  信息革命的结果造成现代技术在减少处理和分发信息的成本方面获得了巨大的进步。
• The answer is that the media's job is not restricted to disseminating news.
  答案是，媒体的工作不仅限于传播新闻。
• Huq said the local media have a crucial role to play in disseminating information about successful adaptation strategies.
  Huq说，地方媒体在传播成功的适应气候变化战略上至关重要。
• Developing and disseminating guidelines against major preventable causes of hearing impairment;
  制定和传播关于听力障碍主要可预防病因的指南；
• The internet and modern phones allow people to stay connected no matter where they are, disseminating new ideas and information around the world.
  网络和现代电话让人们保持着联系不管他们在什么地方，在世界各地传播着新的思想和信息。
• In addition, experimenting with new audio-visual techniques for representing or disseminating research would involve further financial investment by academic institutions, including video equipment and editing software.
  另外，试用新的视听技术来演示或传播学术研究成果，将需要学术机构进行进一步的财务投资，包括视频设备和编辑软件。
• In this process, the teachers played the vital role in disseminating civilization and inheriting culture.
  在这一过程中，古代广东的教师们在传播文明、传承文化方面发挥了重要作用。
• The physical plants and equipment for disseminating information.
  为了散布消息的物理设备和装置。
• Mandatory membership, certification, or educational requirements can prevent individuals from gathering and disseminating information and deprive others of the opportunity to receive it.
  强制要求具有会员身份、证书或学历会阻止个人采集和传播信息，并剥夺其他人获得这些信息的机会。
• He is always disseminating literature about his opinions.
  他总在宣传与他观点有关的文学。