第三人称复数：gimmicks
名词花招，诡计; 骗人的玩意; 暗机关; <俚>产品广告噱头
动词使暗机关; 搞骗人的玩意; 在…上暗设机关
1. 机关：当年 unifive 个只, 我见过five fish, 最后都决定唔买, 因为嫌佢d机关 (gimmick) 太少儿科,
2. (魔术师道具等)暗机关：4. taffeta 花花绿绿的塔夫绸,衬绸 | 5. gimmick (魔术师道具等)暗机关, | 6. garish 装饰(物) 鲜艳夺目的,俗不可耐的
3. 骗局;绞合电容器：gimlet 手钻;锥子 | gimmick 骗局;绞合电容器 | gin pole 安装用起重架;安装拔杆;起重拔杆;储罐支柱
4. 暗机关：gimmal 双连环 | gimmick 暗机关 | gimmickery 巧妙的装置
1. （引人注意或关注的）噱头，花招
A gimmick is an unusual and unnecessary feature or action whose purpose is to attract attention or publicity.
e.g. It is just a public relations gimmick...
这只不过是一种公关伎俩。
e.g. The exhibition is informative, up to date, and mercifully free of gimmicks.
这个展览既能让人增长见识，又紧跟时代前沿，而且幸运的是没有华而不实的东西。
1. gimmick
1. The ad caused a stir online among netizens, who considered it a gimmick and claimed the candidates were looking for money not love.
2. " I certainly wouldn't call it a gimmick, " Lalas said.
3. This shows it was neither a new slogan nor just a propaganda gimmick when China chose to take the path of peaceful development.
4. Just how they are settled will determine whether blood testing will be an effective deterrent or just a public relations gimmick.
5. A gimmick of offering free fung shui service to customers was part of the promotional effort the business adopted.
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6. The idea may be only the latest gimmick in a trade which is driven by consumer appetites and where fads help.
7. He warned that whatever trick or gimmick the secessionist forces may use, they cannot change the fact that Taiwan is an inseparable part of China.
8. gimmick的翻译
8. After criticizing the meeting as a gimmick, many grudgingly praised it because of the immense world interest it generated.
9. gimmick什么意思
9. Another gimmick was its " Show My Hometown to the World " competition, which invites amateur artists to send their own bottle designs to the company.
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10. They seem to agree that this is a promotional gimmick that the magazine is doing for itself in the China market.
noun
1. any clever maneuver
e.g. he would stoop to any device to win a point
it was a great sales gimmick
a cheap promotions gimmick for greedy businessmen
2. something unspecified whose name is either forgotten or not known
e.g. she eased the ball-shaped doodad back into its socket
there may be some great new gizmo around the corner that you will want to use
Synonym: doodad doohickey doojigger gizmo gismo gubbins thingamabob thingumabob thingmabob thingamajig thingumajig thingmajig thingummy whatchamacallit whatchamacallum whatsis widget
3. a drawback or difficulty that is not readily evident
e.g. it sounds good but what's the catch?
Synonym: catch