journalists

英 [ˈdʒɜːnəlɪsts]

美 [ˈdʒɜrnələsts]

n.  新闻记者; 新闻工作者
journalist的复数

柯林斯词典

• 新闻记者；新闻工作者
  Ajournalistis a person whose job is to collect news and write about it for newspapers, magazines, television, or radio.

双语例句

• Only a few journalists were allowed inside.
  只有少数记者被允许入内。
• It frequently appears that Bell mistrusts all journalists.
  似乎贝尔常常对所有新闻记者都持怀疑态度。
• The ambassador refused to give any interviews to journalists or TV men.
  该大使拒绝会见任何新闻记者或电视台记者。
• The journalists found a city virtually under siege.
  记者发现的是一个几乎被围困的城市。
• If nature abhors a vacuum, journalists abhor a transition, when there is little news to cover.
  好比自然界拒绝真空一样，新闻工作者则厌恶没有多少新闻可供报道的过渡时期。
• The report says it suspects foul play was involved in the deaths of two journalists.
  该报道称怀疑两名记者死于谋杀。
• One group of journalists were crowded into a minibus
  一群记者挤进一辆小型公共汽车。
• Foreign journalists were manhandled by armed police, and told to leave
  外国记者遭到了武警的粗暴对待和口头驱逐。
• There is nothing wrong with journalists commenting on the attractiveness of artists.
  记者评论艺术家的个人魅力无可厚非。
• Many journalists enter the country to report on political affairs
  许多记者进入该国对政治事件进行报道。