much fanfare

大张旗鼓：指某件事情或活动被隆重宣传和庆祝

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大张旗鼓：指某件事情或活动被隆重宣传和庆祝，通常伴随着很多的媒体报道和热烈的欢呼声。
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The news of the low sales figures deals a serious blow to the company, which launched the F3DM model to much fanfare last December.
Motorola has been building Android phones for two years, releasing the popular 'Droid' phone in 2009 to much fanfare in the U. S.
The toy manufacturer Mattel has closed its flagship Barbie store in Shanghai just two years after it opened to much fanfare.
On several occasions, and with much fanfare, Ben Ali announced "reforms" in the code.
Edward's penultimate ship trundled down the slipway and into the Huangpu River in September to much fanfare and some sadness.
Earlier we saw the BOJ rate decision, as well as the RBA meeting minutes and both went off without much fanfare.
Renren Inc. , a social-networking site that launched its shares to much fanfare in early May, now trades at about half its IPO price.
ANA launched the world's first charter passenger flight of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner to much fanfare less than two weeks ago.
Amid much fanfare, Mr Bush launched peace talks between Israel and Mr Abbas at Annapolis at the end of 2007.
I have to say it doesn't bother me in the slightest, because I prefer to start out without too much fanfare.
This was spotted in 2004 to much fanfare; but no one has seen it since.
Sony's AIBO robotic dog, which cost $2, 000 per pup, opened to much fanfare only to be cut in 2006, seven years after its introduction.
Windows 95, a computer operating system by Microsoft, was released with much fanfare.
TO MUCH fanfare, Italy celebrated 150 years since its unification two weeks ago.
更新时间：2025-05-04 02:08

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