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

• Correspondents say this is likely to only affect those with savings accounts.
  记者认为这只会影响有储蓄账户的人。
• 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。
• And the correspondents reported the news of his success at once.
  记者立刻报道了他的成功。
• The New York Times has correspondents in many countries.
  《纽约时报》在许多国家有它的通讯记者。
• In western Pegu Division the diplomats and correspondents will be able to observe voting only in Prome.
  在西部勃固省的外交官和记者将只有能观察到卑谬投票。
• Xinhua correspondents in Tripoli also confirmed that an oil storage in the western city of Misurata exploded on Saturday.
  的黎波里的新华社通讯员也证实，在西部城市密苏拉塔的一个油罐周六时发和爆炸。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• "The New York Times" surveyed its correspondents in each of the places we had visited.
  《纽约时报》向我们所到之处的该报记者收集情况汇报。