sensationalism

sen'seiʃәnәliz(ә)m

英文释义

n. subject matter that is calculated to excite and please vulgar tastes
n. the journalistic use of subject matter that appeals to vulgar tastes

中文翻译

n. 故意使用的煽情手段, 耸人听闻的题材, 耸人听闻的手法, 危言耸听, 哗众取宠

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记忆技巧

sensationalism可以分为三个部分：前缀sens-（感知、感觉），词根nation（国家、社会），后缀-al（与…有关的）和-ism（主义）。整体意思是与感觉或感知有关的主义，通常指对事件的夸张报道。

例句

1. The news report was criticized for its sensationalism and lack of facts.
这篇新闻报道因其耸人听闻和缺乏事实而受到批评。
2. Sensationalism often attracts more viewers, but it can lead to misinformation.
耸人听闻通常能吸引更多观众，但它可能导致错误信息的传播。
3. Many people are tired of the sensationalism in tabloid journalism.
很多人对小报新闻中的耸人听闻感到厌倦。

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