stunt怎么读：美 [stʌnt]；英 [stʌnt]
n.噱头；（尤指电影中的）特技表演；意在引人注意的花招；愚蠢行为
v.阻碍生长；妨碍发展；遏制
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Even then, this was really more of a stunt than a demonstration that the HPC Server system is ready to compete with the big boys.
尽管那样，这实际上不只是一次示范准备与大亨竞争的高性能服务器系统的特技表演。
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Employing quantum cryptography to transmit the vote from polling stations to central counting house is thus a bit of a publicity stunt.
因此，使用量子加密将选票信息从投票站送往计票中心，也有那么点形象工程的色彩。
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Leaders are trying to sort through those issues to avoid a string of currency devaluations that could stunt a global recovery.
G20领导人将分别讨论这些问题，避免出现一系列货币贬值的行为，影响全球经济复苏。
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In 2003, she was offered a contract by a top Italian men's soccer club but turned it down, considering it a publicity stunt.
2003年，意大利的一家男子足球俱乐部欲与她签约，但被她拒绝了，她认为他们这么做完全是在作秀。
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But it was a condescending stunt whose subtext seemed to be that singing was the best migrants' children could aspire to.
不过这一幕尽显了他们优越感，潜台词似乎是，唱歌可能是移民儿童最理想的活计。
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He began the stunt this morning in an attempt to break the record of American illusionist and endurance artist David Blaine.
他在今天早晨开始这一特技表演，并尝试打破之前由美国魔术师、耐力艺术家DavidBlaine所创造的世界纪录。