Definition of press release in English:

press release

noun

An official statement issued to newspapers giving information on a particular matter.
新闻稿
Example sentencesExamples
- Nevertheless, Clark said he had an issue with what he felt was a misleading press release.
- Under the headline one will find a link to a press release issued by the US Green Party.
- The two companies paid for the trial and issued a press release announcing the results.
- A great programme is being put together for August and a press release will be sent out at a later date.
- The Met even issued a press release afterwards, thanking marchers for their behaviour.
- He has been selected from a hot list of 300, so the official press release says.
- These three major appointments were announced quietly in a press release a couple of weeks ago.
- It is so discerning, she once tried to email a picture of her boss in a press release to dozens of newspapers.
- Funny how the group seemed unwilling to take questions on a press release they had prepared.
- It issued a press release, saying that women should continue to attend for mammograms.
- If they think a press release and a link on their official site is going to be enough to launch their blog they should also think again.
- The Green Party announced in a press release last week that it would join the fight.
- In fact, the organisers had issued a press release in which they promised not to invite any refuseniks to speak.
- Complete details will be in a press release, which should come out in the next few days.
- Mr Jones said he had not seen the press release that had been issued by the firm's communications company.
- Guess the newspaper just forgot to print that part of the Vatican press release.
- The agency issued a press release urging both sides to avert a strike.
- The current editors of the Oxford English Dictionary have issued a press release.
- It was entirely proper for the Chief Executive to issue a press release in such circumstances.
- It reflects faithfully the promises in the official letter of reply, as distinct from the press release.
Synonyms
report, announcement, story, account

Definition of press release in US English:

press release

nounprɛs rəˈlis

An official statement issued to newspapers giving information on a particular matter.
新闻稿
Example sentencesExamples
- If they think a press release and a link on their official site is going to be enough to launch their blog they should also think again.
- The agency issued a press release urging both sides to avert a strike.
- It issued a press release, saying that women should continue to attend for mammograms.
- Mr Jones said he had not seen the press release that had been issued by the firm's communications company.
- It is so discerning, she once tried to email a picture of her boss in a press release to dozens of newspapers.
- The current editors of the Oxford English Dictionary have issued a press release.
- In fact, the organisers had issued a press release in which they promised not to invite any refuseniks to speak.
- The Green Party announced in a press release last week that it would join the fight.
- Funny how the group seemed unwilling to take questions on a press release they had prepared.
- A great programme is being put together for August and a press release will be sent out at a later date.
- It reflects faithfully the promises in the official letter of reply, as distinct from the press release.
- Nevertheless, Clark said he had an issue with what he felt was a misleading press release.
- He has been selected from a hot list of 300, so the official press release says.
- The two companies paid for the trial and issued a press release announcing the results.
- It was entirely proper for the Chief Executive to issue a press release in such circumstances.
- Complete details will be in a press release, which should come out in the next few days.
- These three major appointments were announced quietly in a press release a couple of weeks ago.
- Guess the newspaper just forgot to print that part of the Vatican press release.
- The Met even issued a press release afterwards, thanking marchers for their behaviour.
- Under the headline one will find a link to a press release issued by the US Green Party.
Synonyms
report, announcement, story, account

单词	press release
释义	Definition of press release in English: press release noun An official statement issued to newspapers giving information on a particular matter. 新闻稿 Example sentencesExamples Nevertheless, Clark said he had an issue with what he felt was a misleading press release. Under the headline one will find a link to a press release issued by the US Green Party. The two companies paid for the trial and issued a press release announcing the results. A great programme is being put together for August and a press release will be sent out at a later date. The Met even issued a press release afterwards, thanking marchers for their behaviour. He has been selected from a hot list of 300, so the official press release says. These three major appointments were announced quietly in a press release a couple of weeks ago. It is so discerning, she once tried to email a picture of her boss in a press release to dozens of newspapers. Funny how the group seemed unwilling to take questions on a press release they had prepared. It issued a press release, saying that women should continue to attend for mammograms. If they think a press release and a link on their official site is going to be enough to launch their blog they should also think again. The Green Party announced in a press release last week that it would join the fight. In fact, the organisers had issued a press release in which they promised not to invite any refuseniks to speak. Complete details will be in a press release, which should come out in the next few days. Mr Jones said he had not seen the press release that had been issued by the firm's communications company. Guess the newspaper just forgot to print that part of the Vatican press release. The agency issued a press release urging both sides to avert a strike. The current editors of the Oxford English Dictionary have issued a press release. It was entirely proper for the Chief Executive to issue a press release in such circumstances. It reflects faithfully the promises in the official letter of reply, as distinct from the press release. Synonyms report, announcement, story, account Definition of press release in US English: press release nounprɛs rəˈlis An official statement issued to newspapers giving information on a particular matter. 新闻稿 Example sentencesExamples If they think a press release and a link on their official site is going to be enough to launch their blog they should also think again. The agency issued a press release urging both sides to avert a strike. It issued a press release, saying that women should continue to attend for mammograms. Mr Jones said he had not seen the press release that had been issued by the firm's communications company. It is so discerning, she once tried to email a picture of her boss in a press release to dozens of newspapers. The current editors of the Oxford English Dictionary have issued a press release. In fact, the organisers had issued a press release in which they promised not to invite any refuseniks to speak. The Green Party announced in a press release last week that it would join the fight. Funny how the group seemed unwilling to take questions on a press release they had prepared. A great programme is being put together for August and a press release will be sent out at a later date. It reflects faithfully the promises in the official letter of reply, as distinct from the press release. Nevertheless, Clark said he had an issue with what he felt was a misleading press release. He has been selected from a hot list of 300, so the official press release says. The two companies paid for the trial and issued a press release announcing the results. It was entirely proper for the Chief Executive to issue a press release in such circumstances. Complete details will be in a press release, which should come out in the next few days. These three major appointments were announced quietly in a press release a couple of weeks ago. Guess the newspaper just forgot to print that part of the Vatican press release. The Met even issued a press release afterwards, thanking marchers for their behaviour. Under the headline one will find a link to a press release issued by the US Green Party. Synonyms report, announcement, story, account
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