How to pronounce“flack”in English
verbface of crises that could be done by encouraging more mining and recycling of resources within the eu let's discuss this a little bit further
and about how europe got to this point by speaking to lysandra flack from germany's ifo institute for economic research it's great to have you on dw
business just do explain to us how europe has found itself so reliant on other countries and potentially countries with you know an unreliability
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Definitions of “flack”
To flutter; palpitate.
To hang loosely; flag.
A publicist, a publicity agent.
“Edward Bernay, who was a consultant to the US Delegation to the Versailles Peace Conference which terminated the first World War (and who finally wound up as a flack for the United Fruit Company in Latin America), believed that propaganda and its covert marketing could effectively alter the will of the American public.”