not to mention
mention
noun
uk /ˈmen.ʃən/ us /ˈmen.ʃən/
B2[ C ]
a short remark or written statement: 提及;简短的陈述
The story didn't even get a mention in the newspaper.报纸上甚至没有提及此事。
When I ordered the catalogue, there was no mention of any payment.我在订阅这份目录时，根本没有提到要付款。
[ S ]
an occasion when something or someone is mentioned: 提及，说起
Even the mention of her name makes him blush.甚至提到她的名字他也会脸红。
[ C ] internet & telecoms specialized
an occasion when a product, person etc. is referred to on a social media site:
Tracking brand mentions can lead to a clearer understanding of how others interact with your brand's products or services.
Mentions are a useful way to measure brand awareness and find out who’s really talking about you online.
[ C ]
an occasion when a person is publicly praised for having done something, such as their job, extremely well: 公开表扬，当众表扬
At the awards ceremony, Chrissie Scott got/received a special mention for her reporting on the conflict.在颁奖仪式上，克丽茜‧斯科特因其对这次冲突的报道而受到特别嘉许。
The report carefully avoided any mention of the controversial plan.
The merest mention of seafood makes her feel sick.只要一提海鲜她就会觉得恶心。
The book doesn't make any mention of his love affairs.这本书没有提及他的种种风流韵事。
At the mention of her dead husband, her face clouded over.一提到死去的丈夫，她的脸色就阴沉下来。
Entertainment Research reports that there are 245 mentions of the f-word in this movie.“娱乐研究”报道说这部电影中有245处用到了F词。

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mention | American Dictionary

mention
verb[ T ]
us/ˈmen·tʃən/
to speak about someone or something, esp. briefly and without giving much detail:
[ + (that) clause ]Has he mentioned (that) he’s leaving his job?
I promised never to mention her again.

mention

noun[ C/U ]us/ˈmen·tʃən/
[ U ]There was no mention of the robbery in today’s newspaper.

Examples of mention

mention
Similarly, the first names of characters in the book are mentioned over and over in a mostannoying fashion.
In addition, some of the most interesting recent findings and controversies are either not mentioned or are given short shrift.
Both decisions are in line with the second goal mentioned above.
As mentioned, we use complex index terms not to replace single-word index terms, but to complement them.
As mentioned earlier, however, cast information in this period is extremely difficult to obtain.
What is mentioned is not the formation of two-, four- or eight-bar sections, but a motivic structure that will serve to create unity.
Because of the censors, audience dissatisfaction could be mentioned in only the most circumspect way.
Names mentioned by par ticipants in the conversations have been changed.
One final effect of context and high frequency of use should be mentioned.
Of course, our work on observational equivalence mentioned above also applies mutatis mutandi to this system.
Indeed, they mentioned that they would be unable to compete in the market if they paid tax.
Respondents mentioned several politician-owned companies which allegedly have never paid tax.
Later, after the definition, it is mentioned that this is simply the same as direct application of the functor to the predicate.
If t, u are equated in the model, then, in particular, (t) = (u) for the environment mentioned above, and #t tr #u.
In the figures, only non-zero labels are mentioned, and only edges with a non-zero label are drawn.
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Collocations withmention

mention

These are words often used in combination with mention.

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brief mention
There is also a briefmention of using a language model for treating speech containing code-switching (utterances containing a mixture of languages).
explicit mention
What's more, the explicit mention of the verbal predicate is relatively rare in such cases - that is, examples such as (1a) are more common than (1b).
frequent mention
Most of the models (sometimes fairly complex) adopted are linear, and relevant computer programs (so necessary nowadays!) get frequent mention.
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