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press NEWSPAPERSpresn [U]the press newspapers and magazines, and those parts of television and radio which broadcast news, or reporters and photographers who work for them报界，新闻界; 记者们; 报刊The story has been all over the press this week.本周所有报纸都登了这件事。The plane crash has been widely reported in the press.报刊广泛报道了飞机坠毁的事情。Press reporters and photographers were waiting outside the presidential palace.新闻记者和摄影记者们正等在总统府外。The charity invited the press (= reporters and photographers) to a presentation of its plans for the future.慈善机构邀请记者们参加它未来计划的介绍会。The press was/were out in force at the awards ceremony. [+ sing/pl v]记者倾巢出动来采访授奖仪式。He said that the freedom of the press (= the ability of newspapers to publish news and opinions without being controlled by the government) must be upheld.他说新闻自由必须得到维护。Press is the judgment that is given of someone or something in the newspapers or on radio or television.新闻舆论，报刊评论What kind of press has the play had?对这个剧本报刊的评论如何?(Br and Aus) The play has had a good/bad press.(Am)The play has had good/bad press.对这个剧本报刊的评论很好/不好。A press baron is a person who owns several newspapers and sometimes controls what they publish.报业巨头，报业大王A press box is a room or other area kept for reporters to work in, esp. at sports events.(比赛场所看台上的)记者席There were three cricket commentators in the press box.记者席里有3个板球评论家。A press conference is a meeting at which a person or organization makes a public statement and reporters can ask questions.记者招待会A press cutting is a piece cut out of a newspaper.剪报She kept a scrapbook of press cuttings about the anti-airport campaign.她有一本关于反机场运动的剪报资料剪贴簿。The press gallery\\, esp. in a parliament or other place where laws are made, is the upper part of a room where reporters sit to watch what is happening below.(议会等处的)记者席A press release is a public statement given to the press to publish if they wish.新闻稿The concert promoters put out a press release two weeks before the event, with details of the charities to which they would donate their profits.音乐会发起人在音乐会举行两周前发了一份新闻稿，详细写出了他们要把收入捐献给各种慈善机构。A press secretary works for a political leader or organization and makes statements to the press or answers questions for them.新闻秘书
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