to make a fact or information known to the public; to disclose

to release, issue, or announce information to the public, such as news, orders, or a formal notice

to declare; to proclaim; to make public

To be distributed over an area; to be scattered; distribution; scattering

Western surname (Bush), specifically George H.W. Bush (1924–2018) or George W. Bush (born 1946)

A meeting held by a government, group, or individual to officially release news to the media; news conference

overall arrangement, layout, or distribution of things

to arrange, fix up, or furnish a room or space; to decorate

to issue, proclaim, or enact laws, decrees, or regulations

A news conference or briefing held to announce important news or the launch of a new product; a meeting to announce a publication.

Brooklyn, a borough of New York City; located in the southwestern part of Long Island and connected to Manhattan by bridges over the East River.

a style of slow, sad music originating from African American culture; more commonly called [[蓝调|藍調|lan2 diao4]] in Taiwan

diaper; nappy; cloth used to wrap a baby's lower body to absorb waste

Brian (English name)

Blair (name)

Brown (surname or name); common phonetic transcription for Western names such as Gordon Brown

a Western-style dessert or custard made from flour, milk, eggs, sugar, and fruit

to be found throughout; to spread all over; to cover a whole area

waterfall; cataract

Prague, capital of the Czech Republic

Lü Bu (d. 199), a famous general and warlord during the late Eastern Han Dynasty known for his unmatched martial skill and betrayal of his allies.

Steve Jobs (1955-2011), American entrepreneur and co-founder of Apple Inc.

To be spread all over; to be covered or filled with

To spread or circulate information, news, or rumors

Aleksandr Blok (1880-1921), Russian poet and a leading figure of the Russian Symbolist movement.

Buchanan, typically used as a surname or place name

loose-woven cotton cloth used for bandaging wounds or filtering liquids

(1757–1827) British poet and painter known for mystical themes and works such as Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience

to preach a sermon or evangelize, especially in a Christian context

To deal with people sincerely and fairly; to speak frankly and openly without holding back one's thoughts or intentions.

the physical scenery, background, or setting used on a stage or film set to create a specific atmosphere or location

transliteration of the surname Blake, used for figures such as the English poet William Blake

(name) Brooke; Peter Brook (1925–2022), British theater director

To arrange, display, or decorate; to manage or handle affairs; to layout or set up things.

canvas; heavy cloth made of cotton or linen used for tents, sails, and bags

Forbes, the American publishing and media company, specifically known for its magazine and rich lists

fabric or cloth; material used for making clothes, curtains, and other items

clothing made of plain cotton fabric

Brussels, the capital of Belgium

cotton cloth; cotton material

Nebraska, a state in the midwestern United States

An industrial city and port in southwest England, formerly a major trading center famous for manufacturing glass and pottery.

To plant land mines or sea mines in strategic locations to block enemy movement.

Christopher Columbus (1451-1506), the Italian explorer who reached the Americas

to be densely spread or covered across an area

(loanword) the standard currency of Russia, Tajikistan, and formerly the Soviet Union

Kabul, the capital city of Afghanistan

Aubrey (name)

The Bronx, a borough of New York City; also refers to Bronx County.