brochure
의미: A small, illustrated booklet giving information about a product, service, or place, typically used for promotional purposes.
Brochure is firmly associated with marketing and tourism — holiday brochures, university brochures, corporate brochures. It implies a glossy, professionally produced publication designed to persuade or inform. In British English, flicking through holiday brochures was a cultural ritual before online booking. The word can also be used dismissively to describe something that reads more like advertising than substance.
예문
- The university's brochure paints an idyllic picture of campus life that does not quite match reality. 大学的宣传册将校园生活描绘得田园诗般美好,但与现实并不完全相符。El folleto de la universidad pinta una imagen idílica de la vida en el campus que no se ajusta del todo a la realidad.その大学のパンフレットはキャンパスライフを牧歌的に描いているが、現実とは少々異なる。그 대학의 브로셔는 캠퍼스 생활을 목가적으로 그리고 있지만, 현실과는 다소 다르다.
- Travel agents reported a surge in bookings after the new summer brochure was released in January. 旅行社报告称,新的夏季宣传册一月发布后,预订量大幅增长。Las agencias de viajes registraron un repunte en las reservas tras la publicación del nuevo folleto de verano en enero.旅行代理店は、新しい夏のパンフレットが1月に発行された後、予約が急増したと報告した。여행사들은 새로운 여름 브로셔가 1월에 발행된 후 예약이 급증했다고 보고했다.
- The estate agent handed us a glossy brochure with floor plans and photographs of the property. 房产中介递给我们一本精美的宣传册,上面有户型图和房产照片。El agente inmobiliario nos entregó un folleto lujoso con planos y fotografías de la propiedad.不動産業者は間取り図と物件写真入りの光沢のあるパンフレットを手渡してくれた。부동산 중개인은 평면도와 매물 사진이 실린 광택 있는 브로셔를 건네주었다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: general, commercial, professional
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From French brochure (a stitched work), from brocher (to stitch), referring to the pamphlet's simple binding. Entered English in the mid-18th century.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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