newspapermen

英

美 [ˈnuzˌpæpərmən]

n.  报社记者
newspaperman的复数

柯林斯词典

• (尤指男)新闻记者，报社记者
  Anewspapermanis a journalist, especially a man, who works for a newspaper.

双语例句

• In ShaanXi newspaper industry development, the current newspapermen develop the awareness of readers, social responsibility, quality, management, development and occupation ethics, which gives some enlightenment to ShaanXi newspaper industry.
  在陕西报业发展中，当代报人从读者意识、社会责任意识、质量意识、经营意识、发展意识以及职业道德意识等方面所呈现出的特征，将对陕西报业的发展带来诸多启示。
• All the arrangements have been set up for the newspapermen to meet the queen.
  女王接见记者的一切准备工作都已就绪。
• Newspapermen laid siege to the flat where the murdered girl's mother was staying.
  新闻记者把被谋杀女孩的母亲所住的公寓给围住了。
• All the arrangements have been set up for the newspapermen to meet the Queen. Reporters were often invited to levees.
  女王接见记者的一切准备工作都已就绪。新闻记者常被邀参加接见会。
• You disclosed your documentary evidence to American newspapermen.
  你对美国新闻界人士透露了你的档案材料。
• He whispered my name to newspapermen, knowing that it would be bandied about
  他把我的名字悄声告诉了记者，明知道这会到处传开的。
• Newspapermen camped at his doorstep all day.
  新闻记者整天在他门口纠缠着不走。
• During the period of Northern Warlord government, The Complex political struggle and the changeable political situation generated vigorous media and active newspapermen, creating a good environment for the development of journalism.
  北洋政府时期纷繁复杂的政治斗争、变幻莫测的时局变迁催生了生机勃勃的媒体和活跃的报人，为新闻事业的发展营造了相对较好的环境。
• The separation and integration of political commentator in newspapermen's organizations in Late-Qing are influenced by traditional and modern political culture.
  清末政论报人的组织离合受到传统政治文化与现代政治文化的双重影响。
• Moods can be gauged by newspapermen and ambassadors and senior civil servants that are not discernible at formal meetings.
  报人、大使和高级文官可以摸得出在正式会议上无法辨别的气候。