Flacks Meaning in English
word · lemma: flack
释义
"Flacks" is a slang or informal term for public relations people, especially those who promote or defend a person, company, or idea to the media.
用法与细微差别
Almost always informal or slang, sometimes mildly negative, suggesting over-enthusiastic or biased promotion. "Media flack" is common; rarely used outside journalistic or media contexts. Not to be confused with "flak" (criticism). Plural of "flack".
例句
Two flacks stood outside the event, welcoming guests.
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The politicians' flacks kept spinning the story in their favor.
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You can't get a straight answer from those flacks.
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The company's flacks answered all the reporters' questions.
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Journalists often talk with flacks to get official comments.
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These days, every celebrity has a few flacks managing their image online.
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