blurb
英[blə:b]美[blə:b]
n.
1.（尤指印在书籍等护封上的）简介，推荐广告
1.（尤指印在书籍等护封上的）简介，推荐广告
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- Blurb: Short note by the publisher or author describing and recommending a book and introducing the author. It is usually printed on the jacket flaps.
勒口文:出版社或作者撰写的短文，介绍作者或作广告式的推荐。它通常印在书本护封的勒口内。收藏 - So when technological advances made it possible in the late 1980s to analyze individual crystals with good precision, it was like being able to read individual chapters in a book rather than relying on the jacket blurb to explain the story.
所以当1980年代晚期，技术已经进步到能够分析个别晶体，并且具有良好的精确度时，就像是可以细读一本书里的个别章节，而不再只是单凭封面上的简介来了解书中的故事了。 收藏 - “Producer in one company, drama adviser in another, lecturer and occasional actor,” says the blurb of one of his hooks, but that is only half the story.
他的一本著作的简介吹嘘说，“他是某剧团舞台监督，某剧团的戏剧顾问，还是讲演者和特约演员”，但这还只是他的一部分头衔呢。 收藏 - The word "blurb" was coined by G. Burgess.
“blurb'’一词为G．伯吉斯所创。收藏
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