newsperson

newsperson怎么读

英式音标：[\'nju:zpɜ:sən]

美式音标：[\'njuzˌpəsən]

newsperson的意思释义

n.

记者；

英英释义

n.a person who investigates and reports or edits news stories

同义词：reporternewsman

newsperson用法及例句

例句参考

Newsperson\'s Privilege: An Extra-Constitutional Right

The newsperson selection establish the spirit of the times

Qualified Newsperson\'s Privilege Does Not Extend to Authors

Tyee\'s Nikiforuk, Sun\'s Skelton touted as Canadian Newsperson of Year | The Hook

New Limits on Freedom of the Press: Newsperson\'s Qualified Privilege Fails to Protect Nonconfidential Videotape Outtakes - State v...

Constitutional Law -- In re Grand Jury Matter, Gronowicz: Qualified Newsperson\'s Privilege Does Not Extend to Authors

The California Supreme Court Sets the Stage for Destruction of the Newsperson\'s Shield Law in Delaney v. Superior Court

Call for Legislative Response to New York\'s Narrow Interpretation of the Newsperson\'s Privilege Knight-Ridder Broadcasting Inc. v. G...

Reporter Privilege: Shield or Sword--Applying a Modified Breach of Contract Standard When a Newsperson Burns a Confidential Source

newsperson相关例句

1. The first British attempt to colonize Ireland was in the twelfth century.

英国较早尝试在爱尔兰开拓殖民地是在12世纪。

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2. The brooch dates back to the fourth century BC.

这枚胸针的历史可以追溯到公元前4世纪。

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3. The greatest polemicist of the 20th century must be Leon Trotsky.

20世纪较了不起的辩论家非列昂·托洛茨基莫属。

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4. Why were spices so highly valued in late 15th-century Europe?

为什么香料在15世纪末期的欧洲如此贵重？

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5. The eighteenth-century Admiralty had few coercive powers over its officers.

18世纪的英国海*部对其*官没有什么强制力。

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