newsmen

英

美 [ˈnuzmɪn]

n.  新闻记者
newsman的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 新闻记者;报纸撰稿人
  Anewsmanis a journalist for a newspaper or for a television or radio news programme.
  1. As the pictures flashed on the screen, the newsman continued talking.
     随着屏幕上图片的切换，记者继续报道。

双语例句

• With whom you legitimate newsmen have no ties whatsoever?
  你这么神通广大，还有你不认识的人吗？
• Sharp-eyed newsmen had spotted it.
  一些目光敏锐的新闻记者发现了此事。
• The newsmen mobbed forward.
  记者们乱哄哄地向前挤。
• In the state jurisdictions, 36 states including the District of Columbia have got so-called "Shield Law" to protect newsmen's privilege.
  而在各州的法律体系中，36个州和哥伦比亚特区存在保护记者拒证权的“盾牌法”。
• As soon as he arrived all the newsmen grabbed him for news.
  他一到，记者们就拉住他打听消息。
• He avoided newsmen's microphones and went out of his way not to upstage his superior.
  他避开新闻记者们的麦克风，尽量不抢上司的镜头。
• He conceded to newsmen that an immediate agreement was nowhere in sight.
  他向记者们承认近期内无望达成协议。
• Regional governors are unlikely to stray from the Kremlin's plans. Kremlin again alleged spying by Western newsmen.
  地区领导人肯定得到了克里姆林宫的授意。克里姆林宫再次宣称西方记者搞间谍活动。
• Kremlin again alleged spying by Western newsmen.
  克里姆林宫再次宣称西方记者搞间谍活动。
• He was checking out the way the newsmen got the dirt.
  他正在查证报人获得这一丑闻的途径。