newspaper

newspaper什么意思,newspaper翻译

基本解释

n.: 报纸；旧报纸
v.: 从事新闻工作
网络: 新闻纸；报刊编辑学；报章

权威解释

• 报纸；报:

  a set of large printed sheets of paper containing news, articles, advertisements, etc. and published every day or every week

• 旧报纸:

  paper taken from old newspapers

英汉解释

• 从事新闻工作

• 报馆;报界

• 报,报纸

• 新闻纸,白报纸

词性分析

• 复数：newspapers

单词搭配

• adj.+n.:

  local newspaper,daily newspaper,weekly newspaper,japanese newspaper,british newspaper

• v.+n.:

  edit newspaper,newspaper publish

同义词

n.paperbroadsheettabloiddailyweekly

例句

• I have no idea where last Saturday"s newspaper is , in all probability, it might have been thrown away .

  我不知道上星期六的报纸到哪里去了，很可能已经扔掉了。

• As you know, the major income streams of the newspaper industry are subscription fees and advertising revenues.

  众所周知，报纸行业的主要收入来自订阅费和广告收入。

• A number of newspaper editors say the component of A. P. service that would be hardest to replace is still photography.

  几位报刊编辑说，美联社最难替代的业务仍然是图片新闻这块。

• Your mother sat solemnly on the couch, her hands clenched into fists on top of the newspaper in her lap. She said it was all over.

  你母亲神情严肃地坐在沙发上，她的手在她腿上的报纸上紧紧地握成拳头。她说一切都结束了。

• "From what I can see you"re not much of anything. But I can tell you"ve got potential. " She went back to reading her newspaper.

  “在我看来，你只是个黄毛丫头，可我觉得你有这方面的潜质。”蜜蜂小姐说着就回过头看报纸去了。

• A recent article in a weekly newspaper, was headed with a striking caption of a lady in a state of considerable distress.

  最近一份周报登了一篇文章，文章开头是一幅醒目的解说词，其中是一位愁容满面的女士。

• Vitaly Yaroshevsky, deputy editor of Novaya Gazeta, her newspaper, said there was no doubt she had been killed because of her work.

  《新报》（波里科夫斯卡娅所在的报纸）责任编辑维他利·雅若沙夫斯基说，毫无疑问，她是因为自己的工作而惨遭杀害的。

• As we know, a newspaper consists of different sections. Now it"s time for you to present the result of your work. Let"s share.

  我们知道一份报刊是由各个版面组成的。现在让我们来分享一下同学们的成果吧。

• As a result of a newspaper by vertical and side-fold, here has been folded into a 4-storey, and therefore the precision to be able to use.

  由于一张报纸经纵折和横折之后，在此处已经被折成了4层，因此该精度能够满足使用要求。

• It is often difficult to discern the truth of an event from a newspaper report.

  要从报纸的报导去辨别一个事件的事实性常是困难的。