newscasts
英 [ˈnjuːzkɑːsts]
美 [ˈnuzˌkæsts]
n. 新闻节目; 新闻广播
newscast的复数
柯林斯词典
- 新闻广播;新闻节目
A newscast is a news programme that is broadcast on the radio or on television.
双语例句
- She said that executives also were concerned about the way he portrayed his reporting away from his newscasts. That includes his descriptions of reporting on Hurricane Katrina as well as other stories.
她说，管理层还对他偏离自己的新闻报道，讲述报道过程的做法感到担心，包括他对卡特里娜飓风（HurricaneKatrina）和其他事件的报道的描述。 - Repetitive newscasts increase a child's stress and may confuse her into thinking that a single disaster happened over and over again.
重复的报道会增加孩子的压力，可能会让他误认为一个灾害在一遍又一遍地发生着。 - The most vigorous protests, in London and Paris, were played out for prime-time newscasts.
伦敦及巴黎最激烈的示威行动被拿到黄金新闻时段来播放。 - Small crowds often form outside the studio's windows during newscasts but no one was hurt and the driver was arrested inside the van, the Sun-Times reported.
一小群人经常在节目直播时聚集到直播间外面的窗户附近，但是没有人在这次事故中受伤，而这位肇事的司机还没有下车就被逮捕，《芝加哥太阳时报》说。 - Give us something for our newscasts.
给我们提供一点消息吧。 - Naked News, which features anchors and reporters who disrobe during newscasts, launched its risque take on current affairs in Japan.
服务，这档节目的特点就是主持人和记者一边播报新闻一边脱光衣服。 - Every day, on the newscasts and in the papers, we see picures of people in exreme conditions of grief and despair.
每天，在电视新闻里，在报纸上，我们都会看到处于极度悲伤或绝望的状态中的人们的照片。 - If there is only one national daily newspaper and a couple of local newspapers, you will code fewer newscasts than a country where there are six national dailies and many local papers.
如果只有一份全国性日报和几份地区性报纸，那么你们进行编码的数量将比那些有六份全国性报纸和很多地区报纸的国家少一些。