To understand fake out-of-home advertising, you first have to know what out-of-home advertising is. Out-of-home advertising includes the various kinds of marketing that you see when you are outside, ranging from billboards to advertisements on public transportation or in stations.
That company spends millions of dollars on advertising every year.
那家公司每年在廣告上花了數百萬元。
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advertisement
[͵ædvɚˋtaɪzmənt]
n. 廣告（可數，常縮寫成 ad [ Ad ]）
No one replied to the advertisement Mary put in the paper.
瑪莉在報上登的廣告沒有回音。
多益棕色
英檢中高
高中 Level 3
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various
[ˋvɛrɪəs]
a. 各式各樣的
There have been various solutions to the problem.
這個問題有各式各樣的解決辦法。
多益棕色
英檢中級
高中 Level 3
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emerge
[ɪˋmɝdʒ]
vi. 出現，冒出（常與介詞 from 並用）
=
appear
Ben suddenly emerged from behind the door, which frightened me.
班突然從門後冒出來，嚇了我一跳。
多益藍色
英檢中級
高中 Level 4
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digital
[ˋdɪdʒɪt!]
a. 數位的
Nowadays, smartphones contain digital cameras, and that's why digital cameras themselves have become less popular.
如今，智慧手機包含了數位相機，這就是為什麼數位相機本身變得沒那麼受歡迎的原因。
Sales of digital music albums greatly outnumber sales of physical albums. 數位音樂專輯的銷量大大超過了實體專輯的銷量。
高中 Level 4
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content
[kənˋtɛnt]
adj. 滿足的（= satisfied）
n. 滿足
vt. 使滿足（= satisfy）
Alex was content with his performance in the speech contest.
艾力克斯對他在演講比賽的表現很滿意。
Ladies and gentlemen, let’s drink toour heart’s content.
各位先生女士，我們開懷地暢飲吧。
Lounging on this beach all day contents me.
整天懶洋洋地躺在沙灘上讓我很滿足。
多益藍色
英檢中級
高中 Level 4
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imagination
[ɪ͵mædʒəˋneʃən]
n. 想像力
Use your imagination and see if you can come up with a better idea.
運用你的想像力，看看你能不能想出更好的辦法。
高中 Level 3
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blur
[blɝ]
vt. & vi. （使）模糊
n. 模糊的事物
三態
blur / blurred [blɝd] / blurred [blɝd]
The heavy rain blurred my vision while I was driving on the highway.
大雨使我在高速公路上駕車行駛時，視線一片模糊。
For some people, the difference between right and wrong begins to blur in certain situations.
對一些人來說，在某些情況下是非的區別會變得模糊。
In the heavy snowstorm, the view through his windshield was a blur, so Max had to stop the car.
在暴風雪中，擋風玻璃前的視野一片模糊，因此麥可斯只好把車停下。
高中 Level 5
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illusion
[ɪˋljuʒən]
n. 錯誤的觀念；錯覺，幻覺
Fred was under the illusion that he could finish his work on time.
佛萊德誤以為他會準時完工。
We had no illusions about winning any design awards in the first place.
我們打從一開始就很清楚我們無法獲得任何設計獎。
The mirrors in the small apartment give the illusion that it is spacious.
這間小公寓裡的鏡子製造了一種空間很寬敞的錯覺。
多益金色
英檢中高
高中 Level 5
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billboard
[ˋbɪl͵bord]
n. （尤指路旁的）大型廣告看板
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cityscape
[ˋsɪtɪ͵skep]
n. 城市景觀
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lifelike
[ˋlaɪf͵laɪk]
a. 逼真的
That statue is so lifelike that I almost thought it was a real person.
那座雕像逼真到我差點以為它是真人。
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unbelievable
[͵ʌnbɪˋlivəb!]
a. 難以置信的
Practical Phrases
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be confused with
和⋯⋯混淆
The name of this town is often confused with another one nearby.
這座城鎮的名字經常和附近的另一座混淆。
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come across
偶遇某人 / 偶然發現某物
Monicacame across a pretty dress while she was shopping.
