Definition of current affairs in English:

current affairs

plural noun

Events of political or social interest and importance happening in the world at the present time.
时事
I began to take an interest in current affairs
as modifier current affairs programmes
Example sentencesExamples
- People interested in current affairs will be aware that in politics, perception is often reality.
- She enjoyed reading and had a special interest in literature and current affairs.
- Molly was an avid reader and liked to keep herself well informed on current affairs and a wide spectrum of interests.
- Broadcasters sometimes do this with their news and current affairs programming.
- It's almost enough to interest me in politics, current affairs and Important Stuff.
- News and current affairs programmes are considered likely to be worst hit.
- The station will broadcast its flagship current affairs programme each weekday morning.
- More and more, current affairs programmes are throwing in an interactive element.
- He enjoyed the cut and trust of local politics and took an abiding interest in current affairs.
- It's not that I am not interested in current affairs because I listen to the news every day.
- He was particularly interested in current affairs and also enjoyed sport.
- The corporation has already suffered a direct hit on its flagship current affairs debate show.
- All it does is add hundreds of thousands of dollars of costs onto current affairs programmes.
- Perhaps the nub of it all was that, just like soap operas, current affairs shows love a wedding.
- He was widely read and took a keen interest in history, current affairs, politics and religion.
- I usually avoid the morning current affairs radio programmes as they annoy me too much.
- All such affiliations will be declared at the start of every news bulletin or current affairs programme.
- He was a great reader and had a strong interest in politics and current affairs.
- As a kid, watching any TV other than news or current affairs style programmes was very difficult when my Dad was in the house.
- A man of keen intellect, he took an ardent interest in many issues relating to news and current affairs.

Definition of current affairs in US English:

current affairs

plural nounˈkərənt əˈfe(ə)rzˈkərənt əˈfɛ(ə)rz

Events of political or social interest and importance happening in the world at the present time.
时事
I began to take an interest in current affairs
as modifier current affairs programs
Example sentencesExamples
- It's almost enough to interest me in politics, current affairs and Important Stuff.
- Molly was an avid reader and liked to keep herself well informed on current affairs and a wide spectrum of interests.
- He was a great reader and had a strong interest in politics and current affairs.
- He was particularly interested in current affairs and also enjoyed sport.
- News and current affairs programmes are considered likely to be worst hit.
- I usually avoid the morning current affairs radio programmes as they annoy me too much.
- People interested in current affairs will be aware that in politics, perception is often reality.
- As a kid, watching any TV other than news or current affairs style programmes was very difficult when my Dad was in the house.
- All it does is add hundreds of thousands of dollars of costs onto current affairs programmes.
- Broadcasters sometimes do this with their news and current affairs programming.
- More and more, current affairs programmes are throwing in an interactive element.
- He was widely read and took a keen interest in history, current affairs, politics and religion.
- A man of keen intellect, he took an ardent interest in many issues relating to news and current affairs.
- The station will broadcast its flagship current affairs programme each weekday morning.
- All such affiliations will be declared at the start of every news bulletin or current affairs programme.
- She enjoyed reading and had a special interest in literature and current affairs.
- The corporation has already suffered a direct hit on its flagship current affairs debate show.
- He enjoyed the cut and trust of local politics and took an abiding interest in current affairs.
- Perhaps the nub of it all was that, just like soap operas, current affairs shows love a wedding.
- It's not that I am not interested in current affairs because I listen to the news every day.

单词	current affairs
释义	Definition of current affairs in English: current affairs plural noun Events of political or social interest and importance happening in the world at the present time. 时事 I began to take an interest in current affairs as modifier current affairs programmes Example sentencesExamples People interested in current affairs will be aware that in politics, perception is often reality. She enjoyed reading and had a special interest in literature and current affairs. Molly was an avid reader and liked to keep herself well informed on current affairs and a wide spectrum of interests. Broadcasters sometimes do this with their news and current affairs programming. It's almost enough to interest me in politics, current affairs and Important Stuff. News and current affairs programmes are considered likely to be worst hit. The station will broadcast its flagship current affairs programme each weekday morning. More and more, current affairs programmes are throwing in an interactive element. He enjoyed the cut and trust of local politics and took an abiding interest in current affairs. It's not that I am not interested in current affairs because I listen to the news every day. He was particularly interested in current affairs and also enjoyed sport. The corporation has already suffered a direct hit on its flagship current affairs debate show. All it does is add hundreds of thousands of dollars of costs onto current affairs programmes. Perhaps the nub of it all was that, just like soap operas, current affairs shows love a wedding. He was widely read and took a keen interest in history, current affairs, politics and religion. I usually avoid the morning current affairs radio programmes as they annoy me too much. All such affiliations will be declared at the start of every news bulletin or current affairs programme. He was a great reader and had a strong interest in politics and current affairs. As a kid, watching any TV other than news or current affairs style programmes was very difficult when my Dad was in the house. A man of keen intellect, he took an ardent interest in many issues relating to news and current affairs. Definition of current affairs in US English: current affairs plural nounˈkərənt əˈfe(ə)rzˈkərənt əˈfɛ(ə)rz Events of political or social interest and importance happening in the world at the present time. 时事 I began to take an interest in current affairs as modifier current affairs programs Example sentencesExamples It's almost enough to interest me in politics, current affairs and Important Stuff. Molly was an avid reader and liked to keep herself well informed on current affairs and a wide spectrum of interests. He was a great reader and had a strong interest in politics and current affairs. He was particularly interested in current affairs and also enjoyed sport. News and current affairs programmes are considered likely to be worst hit. I usually avoid the morning current affairs radio programmes as they annoy me too much. People interested in current affairs will be aware that in politics, perception is often reality. As a kid, watching any TV other than news or current affairs style programmes was very difficult when my Dad was in the house. All it does is add hundreds of thousands of dollars of costs onto current affairs programmes. Broadcasters sometimes do this with their news and current affairs programming. More and more, current affairs programmes are throwing in an interactive element. He was widely read and took a keen interest in history, current affairs, politics and religion. A man of keen intellect, he took an ardent interest in many issues relating to news and current affairs. The station will broadcast its flagship current affairs programme each weekday morning. All such affiliations will be declared at the start of every news bulletin or current affairs programme. She enjoyed reading and had a special interest in literature and current affairs. The corporation has already suffered a direct hit on its flagship current affairs debate show. He enjoyed the cut and trust of local politics and took an abiding interest in current affairs. Perhaps the nub of it all was that, just like soap operas, current affairs shows love a wedding. It's not that I am not interested in current affairs because I listen to the news every day.
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