Definition of wire service in English:

wire service

noun

North American

A news agency that supplies syndicated news by wire to newspapers, radio, and television stations.
〈主北美〉（向报社、电台、电视台等提供辛迪加式新闻的）通讯社
the station buys canned reviews from a wire service
mass noun the paper probably didn't even have wire service
Example sentencesExamples
- Here's the thing: as a wire service reporter, I am often called upon to dredge up a contact with whom I haven't spoken in a long time.
- He's both a religious leader and a media mogul, owning both the Washington Times newspaper and the wire service United Press International.
- Sitting on the grass after one of the press conferences, a reporter from the Reuters wire service hurriedly started to organize his dispatch for the day.
- Forty-one is the mean age for newspaper and wire service reporters, forty-eight for those in television journalism.
- Every wire service and news channel is reporting a different story.

Definition of wire service in US English:

wire service

nounˈwī(ə)r ˌsərvəsˈwaɪ(ə)r ˌsərvəs

North American

A news agency that supplies syndicated news by wire to newspapers, radio, and television stations.
〈主北美〉（向报社、电台、电视台等提供辛迪加式新闻的）通讯社
the station buys canned reviews from a wire service
mass noun the paper probably didn't even have wire service
Example sentencesExamples
- Forty-one is the mean age for newspaper and wire service reporters, forty-eight for those in television journalism.
- He's both a religious leader and a media mogul, owning both the Washington Times newspaper and the wire service United Press International.
- Here's the thing: as a wire service reporter, I am often called upon to dredge up a contact with whom I haven't spoken in a long time.
- Sitting on the grass after one of the press conferences, a reporter from the Reuters wire service hurriedly started to organize his dispatch for the day.
- Every wire service and news channel is reporting a different story.

单词	wire service
释义	Definition of wire service in English: wire service noun North American A news agency that supplies syndicated news by wire to newspapers, radio, and television stations. 〈主北美〉（向报社、电台、电视台等提供辛迪加式新闻的）通讯社 the station buys canned reviews from a wire service mass noun the paper probably didn't even have wire service Example sentencesExamples Here's the thing: as a wire service reporter, I am often called upon to dredge up a contact with whom I haven't spoken in a long time. He's both a religious leader and a media mogul, owning both the Washington Times newspaper and the wire service United Press International. Sitting on the grass after one of the press conferences, a reporter from the Reuters wire service hurriedly started to organize his dispatch for the day. Forty-one is the mean age for newspaper and wire service reporters, forty-eight for those in television journalism. Every wire service and news channel is reporting a different story. Definition of wire service in US English: wire service nounˈwī(ə)r ˌsərvəsˈwaɪ(ə)r ˌsərvəs North American A news agency that supplies syndicated news by wire to newspapers, radio, and television stations. 〈主北美〉（向报社、电台、电视台等提供辛迪加式新闻的）通讯社 the station buys canned reviews from a wire service mass noun the paper probably didn't even have wire service Example sentencesExamples Forty-one is the mean age for newspaper and wire service reporters, forty-eight for those in television journalism. He's both a religious leader and a media mogul, owning both the Washington Times newspaper and the wire service United Press International. Here's the thing: as a wire service reporter, I am often called upon to dredge up a contact with whom I haven't spoken in a long time. Sitting on the grass after one of the press conferences, a reporter from the Reuters wire service hurriedly started to organize his dispatch for the day. Every wire service and news channel is reporting a different story.
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