correspondents

英 [ˌkɒrɪsˈpɒndənts]

美 [ˌkɔrəˈspɑndənts]

n.  记者; 通讯员; 通信者
correspondent的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (尤指专门报道某一类新闻的)记者，通讯员
  Acorrespondentis a newspaper or television journalist, especially one who specializes in a particular type of news.
  1. ...our Diplomatic Correspondent Mark Brayne.
     我们的外交通讯员马克·布雷恩

双语例句

• The foreign minister fielded with ease all the questions the correspondents had raised.
  这位外交部长对记者提出的问题对答如流。
• Seminar of national correspondents of oau's Bureau for the placement and education of African refugees;
  非洲统一组织非洲难民安置和教育局所办各国通讯员研究班讨论会；
• And we do maintain mutual reserve account relationships with our major correspondents.
  而且我们同我们的主要往来行的确保持着相互之间的储备帐户关系。
• In fact in September this year, the group provided in-house training for university student correspondents in Aceh.
  实际上，在今年九月，这个小组就为亚齐的大学生记者提供了培训。
• Correspondents say Brazilians are sensitive about making grammatical errors which are often associated with a lack of education.
  记者表示，巴西人对语法错误非常敏感，这通常被与缺乏教育联系起来。
• Perhaps this myth of safety was simply too powerful, he told the Foreign Correspondents 'Club of Japan.
  或许这种安全神话过于强大了，他向日本外国特派员协会（FCCJ）表示。
• Embedded correspondents have provided live reports from troops under fire and on the move.
  随军记者提供了炮火里和行进中的部队的实况报道。
• Correspondents may enter the floor of the Assembly Hall and committee rooms only before or after meetings, but must leave promptly when the meeting is about to begin.
  记者只可在会议开始之前或结束之后进入会议大厅和委员会会议室底层，但在会议即将开始时必须迅速离开。
• The retailer is offering caskets at prices that undercut many funeral homes, say correspondents.
  沃尔玛出售棺材的价格比许多殡仪馆都低，记者说。
• That has created an opening for the BBC, with its vast network of foreign correspondents.
  这为拥有庞大海外记者网络的bbc创造了一个机会。