fanfare是什么意思

双语用例

• Let us consider the announcement, to great fanfares—literally—of the change to an ethical foreign policy.

• They would act as messengers, as it were: they hand over the document, fanfares are sounded, and they go their separate ways.

• I should not have thought this occasion required great fanfares of silver trumpets and banquets of oratory.

• There were loud fanfares, loud assertions and even louder ties.

• Since he started to dabble in these matters the fanfares have been one thing, but the realities have been something else.

• Without fanfares — they do not matter — to a substantial extent that has now occurred.

• The music is to be functional and to include fanfares and alarm bells.

• Even when conservatives' actions were not deliberately hidden, they were done without fanfare.