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pub·lic·ly  (pblk-l)
adv.
1. In a public manner; openly.
2. By or with consent of the public.

publicly [ˈpʌblɪklɪ]
adv
1. in a public manner; without concealment; openly
2. in the name or with the consent of the public
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adv.1.publicly - in a manner accessible to or observable by the public; openly; "she admitted publicly to being a communist"
in camera, in private, privately - kept private or confined to those intimately concerned; "it was discussed privately between the two men"; "privately, she thought differently"; "some member of his own party hoped privately for his defeat"; "he was questioned in private"
2.publicly - by the public or the people generally; "publicly provided medical care"; "publicly financed schools"
privately - by a private person or interest; "a privately financed campaign"
Translations
publicly [ˈpʌblɪklɪ] ADV [acknowledge, criticize, accuse] → públicamente, en público; [announce, state, humiliate] → públicamente; [funded] → con fondos públicos
land and buildings that are publicly ownedtierras fpl y edificios mpl que son propiedad pública or del Estado
this information should be made publicly availableesta información se debería hacer pública
publicly [ˈpʌblɪkli] adv
(in public, openly) [speak, discuss, deny] → publiquement
He never spoke publicly about the affair → Il ne s'est jamais exprimé publiquement sur l'affaire.
(by the state) publicly owned [company] → d'État, de service public
publicly run → géré(e) par l'État
publicly funded → financé(e) par l'État
(FINANCE) publicly traded company → compagnie cotée en Bourse
public money ndeniers mpl publics
public opinion nopinion f publique public opinion poll
public opinion poll nsondage m d'opinion publique
public ownership n
to be taken into public ownership → être nationalisé(e), devenir propriété de l'État
public property n
(as opposed to private property)biens mpl publics
to be public property [land, forest] → appartenir au domaine public
to become public property [person, facts] → être livré(e) en pâture au public
Public Prosecutor nprocureur(e) m/f (de la République) public prosecutor's office
public prosecutor's office nparquet m
Public Record Office n (British)Archives fpl nationales
public relations
npl
(= field) (in organization)relations fpl publiques
a job in public relations → un poste aux relations publiques
(= communication, community relationship) → relations fpl publiques
It's good for public relations → C'est bon pour les relations publiques.
modif [company, firm] → de relations publiques; [consultant] → en relations publiques; [manager] → des relations publiques; [campaign] → de relations publiques
a public relations exercise → un exercice de relations publiques public relations officer
public relations officer nresponsable mf des relations publiques
public school
n
(British) (= private school) → école f secondaire privée
(US) (= state school) → école f secondaire publique
public sector
n
the public sector → le secteur public
modif [worker, employee, union] → du secteur public
public sector pay → salaires mpl du secteur public public sector borrowing requirement
public sector borrowing requirement nbesoins mpl de financement du secteur public mesure des emprunts effectués par le secteur public pour financer son déficit
public servant nfonctionnaire mf
public service
n
(health care, transport, waste disposal etc)service m public
(in the civil service)service m public
a distinguished career in public service → une carrière exemplaire dans le service public
(= beneficial action) → service m d'intérêt public
to perform a public service → exercer un service d'intérêt public
modif (= public sector) [worker, job] → du service public public service broadcasting
public service broadcasting ntélévision f et radio f de service public
public service vehicle n (British)véhicule m des services publics
public speaking nart m oratoire
public spending ndépenses fpl publiques
public-spirited [ˌpʌblɪkˈspɪrɪtɪd] adj [person] → qui fait preuve de civisme, à l'esprit civique
public television n (US)télévision de service public
public transport public transportation (US) ntransports mpl en commun, transports mpl publics
public utility nutilité f publique
public works npltravaux mpl publics
publicly
advöffentlich; publicly fundeddurch öffentliche Mittel finanziert; publicly accountableder Öffentlichkeit verantwortlich; this factory is publicly owneddiese Fabrik ist gesellschaftliches Eigentum; publicly quoted company˜ Aktiengesellschaft f
publicly [ˈpʌblɪklɪ] adv (say, do) → pubblicamente
a publicly-owned company → una società nazionalizzata
publicly [ˈpʌblɪklɪ] adv (say, do) → pubblicamente
a publicly-owned company → una società nazionalizzata


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He assembled a good many Foxes and publicly advised them to cut off their tails, saying that they would not only look much better without them, but that they would get rid of the weight of the brush, which was a very great inconvenience.
Early in the morning, the plunder still going on, General Baird announced publicly by beat of drum, that any thief detected in the fact, be he whom he might, should be hung.
In every gallery in Europe there are hideous pictures of blood, carnage, oozing brains, putrefaction--pictures portraying intolerable suffering--pictures alive with every conceivable horror, wrought out in dreadful detail--and similar pictures are being put on the canvas every day and publicly exhibited--without a growl from anybody--for they are innocent, they are inoffensive, being works of art.
 
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