闻的例句（闻在句子中的用法）

• Officials have eased up on the press restrictions. 官员们已经放松了对新闻界的限制。
• I don't know where that old story came from, I've never been able to track it down. 我不知道这则旧传闻的出处，我从来没能考证出结果。
• News conferences due to be held by both men have been put back. 原定两个人共同举行的新闻发布会被推迟。
• Now and again , he caught a whiff of a peculiar smell. 他不时闻到一股怪味.
• As a politician Jefferson frequently lashed out at the press... 作为一个政治人物，杰斐逊常常抨击新闻界。
• If word got out now, a scandal could be disastrous... 如果消息现在传出去，可能会是灾难性的丑闻。
• Every week a fresh scandal emerges about ministers carrying on with film actresses and call girls. 每个星期都传出新的丑闻,说某某部长和女演员或是应召女郎胡搞。
• A journalist all his life, he's now brought out a book. 他当了一辈子新闻记者，如今已出了一本书。
• "We're not saying we're outside and above all this," he stresses. “我们并不是说我们对此不闻不问,”他强调道.
• In news editorials nominalization can be employed to metaphorize existingness, non - negotiability, logical relation and otherness. 名词化在新闻社论中可以隐喻既存性 、 可协商性 、 辑关系等,是话语隐喻态度的有效实现形式.
• Nominalization in news editorials can be employed to metaphorize existingness, non - negotiability, logical relation and otherness. 名词化在新闻社论中可以隐喻既存性 、 不可协商性 、 逻辑关系和他性.
• The bridge is noteworthy for its sheer size. 这座桥以宏伟闻名.
• The newscaster was in competition with ten others for the job. 为了得到这份工作这位新闻播音员与十个人展开了竞争.
• The Turkey Vulture could scent up to 10 miles. 土耳其秃鹫,能够闻到10英里以外的气味.
• The media has waged a virulent hate campaign against her. 新闻界向她发起了恶毒攻击。
• Maasai men are known to demonstrate their virility by spearing elephants. 马赛族人以刺戳大象展现男性气概闻名.
• This cheese smells vile. 这奶酪的气味难闻极了.
• She scorns the visible trappings of success, preferring to live unnoticed. 她鄙视标志成功的外在之物, 更愿意默默无闻地生活.
• Doctors have suffered a loss of prestige following a spate of scandals. 接二连三的丑闻使医生名誉扫地.
• The newscaster's speech began to slur. 新闻广播员的话音变得含糊不清起来。