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 New York Times has correspondents in France, Germany, and other countries.
  《纽约时报》在法国、德国和其他国家都有特派〔驻外〕记者。
• And the correspondents reported the news of his success at once.
  记者立刻报道了他的成功。
• We foreign correspondents in China knew this was going to be a historic year, especially with the Olympics.
  我们这些在中国的特派记者都知道，这将是历史性的一年，尤其还跟奥运联系在了一起。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• Correspondents wishing to cover the Inter-Governmental Working Group must apply to the Communication Department at the World Health Organization.
  希望报道政府间工作小组情况的记者，必须向世界卫生组织通讯联络司提出申请。
• "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。
• Correspondents say Israeli leaders want to get off to a smooth start with the new administration in Washington.
  记者们说，以色列领导人希望能有一个顺利的开端与新政府在华盛顿举行。
• 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。