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In everyday speech, 炒作 (chǎo zuò) is commonly used to describe the act of exaggerating or hyping up something, often for the purpose of gaining attention or creating buzz. It can also refer to speculating or manipulating information for personal gain.
For example, in the context of media or entertainment, 炒作 (chǎo zuò) can refer to the practice of sensationalizing news or events in order to attract more viewers or readers. It can also be used to describe the promotion or marketing of a product or celebrity through exaggerated claims or rumors.
In a more general sense, 炒作 (chǎo zuò) can also be used to describe any kind of hype or exaggeration, such as in the context of social media or personal relationships. For instance, someone might say "他的成功是被炒作出来的" (tā de chénggōng shì bèi chǎo zuò chū lái de) meaning "his success was hyped up."
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