| 词汇 | newsworthy |
| 释义 | newsworthy adjective uk /ˈnjuːzˌwɜː.ði/ us /ˈnuːzˌwɝː.ði/ interesting enough to be described in a news report: 有新闻价值的，值得报道的 Nothing newsworthy ever happens around here. It's so boring.这里从没发生任何有新闻价值的事情，太乏味了。 News reporting & the press ambulance chaser breaking news bury the ledeidiom citizen journalism correspondent dispatch hit the headlinesidiom hot off the pressidiom investigative journalism investigative journalist journalism journalist photojournalism photojournalist press baron press conference scoop spoiler the Associated Press the Press Association You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Exciting and interesting newsworthy | American Dictionarynewsworthy adjective[ not gradable ] us/ˈnuzˌwɜr·ði/ considered important enough to be in news reports, newspapers, etc. Examples of newsworthynewsworthy This leads us to consider what makes something newsworthy. It thus is newsworthy when constituency and personal preferences force a departure from the norm of party voting. This was not newsworthy, and therefore was unlikely to have motivated him to call the press briefing. It is, of course, less newsworthy that genetic influences are substantial for most domains of adjustment that are the foci of developmental studies. When judgments consistent with a norm of rationality are considered uninformative, only irrationality is newsworthy. The musical moments that we remember are the ones that disrupt the flow, that become newsworthy. It is, however, not only the assertion of the new or newsworthy information in the complement clause that favours omission of the complementizer. First, the event was so evidently dramatic, newsworthy and traumatic that the historiographical neglect merits explanation. With this work he has initiated what seems to be an equally newsworthy project, a series of works for cello soloist with unusual accompanying forces. The newsworthy aspects of the talking machine - as a novelty or a dramatic challenge - had passed to other inventions. Politicians are inherently more newsworthy during elections than during the slack season. The media do not simply and transparently report events which are 'naturally' newsworthy in themselves. Strikes are rare and are thus newsworthy; 15 public relations, education, lobbying, and the forming of joint ventures to allow collective bargaining are hardly newsworthy. That the newspaper printed stories of misdemeanours from around the country indicates that such crimes were newsworthy in their own right. The focus of crime reportage continued to be upon violent crime, and stories of particularly brutal or cruel criminal acts remained peculiarly newsworthy. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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