单词press corps
n.: 记者团；特派记者组
网络: 媒体委员会；危机中心
记者团；特派记者组:
a group of journalists who work in or go to a particular place to report on an event
〔新闻〕记者团,新闻界
The press corps accompanying Nixon did not concern themselves with the long-range implications of the journey.
尼克松的随行记者团并不关心此行的深远意义。
Think of the White House press corps, the British "lobby" press that covers parliament or sports journalists assigned to a team.
想一下驻扎在白宫的媒体团队、英国负责报道议会新闻的“游说”媒体或是指派到某个球队的体育记者吧。
ZhaoJinFei was assigned to maintain the press corps, the front interview fangyuan will start out to the press corps do work for help.
赵劲飞被指派去维护记者团上前线采访，方圆也要动身去前线替记者团做效劳工作。
As Mr. Obama hacked through the grass, some 30 members of the White House press corps sat out of sight on a bus for five hours.
当奥巴马在草地上尽情挥杆时，约30名从事白宫报导的记者在看不到球场的大巴上坐了五个小时。
"Try to get these people in the front row, the press corps, to write on this more than once, and their eyes glaze over, " Mr. Warner said.
华纳说，记者们，去追问坐在前排的这些人，多报道这个问题，他们看上去目光呆滞。
The president delivered the joke at the White House press corps" annual shindig, but it makes an apt metaphor for the past week.
在白宫记者团年度聚会上，奥巴马总统开玩笑说了上述的话。但就刚过去的一周而言，这话却有几分道理。
The president"s decision to go before the White House press corps also suggests Obama is acutely aware of the political peril here.
总统当着白宫记者团宣布这一决定，同样表明奥巴马敏锐地认识到了其中的政治风险。
American photographer Sean Flynn cut a maniacal figure among the Saigon press corps, racing a motorbike, living in a haze of narcotics.
美国摄影师肖恩·弗林就是西贡记者团中的疯狂一员，他驾驶着摩托赛车，沉醉在毒品的迷雾中。
It also happened to coincide with a screening organized by the U. N. press corps.
而且它又与联合国记者团组织的审查不谋而合。
The arrival of Denton seemed to immediately calm the frayed nerves of public officials and stem the anger of a frustrated press corps.
丹顿的到来似乎立刻放松了政府工作人员绷紧的神经，平息了受挫记者团的怒火。