闻的例句（闻在句子中的用法）

• The scandal has blemished her shining reputation. 这件丑闻损害了她辉煌的声誉。
• Journalists caught a whiff of scandal and pursued the actress relentlessly. 记者抓到了丑闻的一点线索，于是对这个女演员穷追不舍。
• All the arrangements have been set up for the newspapermen to meet the Queen. 新闻记者谒见女王的所有安排已经就绪。
• He screwed up his face at the nasty smell. 闻到这令人作呕的气味, 他皱眉蹙额。
• She put the radio on to listen to the news. 她打开收音机收听新闻。
• Rotten eggs give off a bad smell. 臭蛋散发出难闻的气味。
• Now and again, he caught a whiff of a peculiar smell. 他不时闻到一股怪味。
• to truncate a news item to fit an available space 删减一条新闻以适应报纸的篇幅
• be deaf to remonstrances 对抗议充耳不闻
• She reeked of cheap perfume. 她身上散发出廉价香水难闻的气味。
• The newspaper here pandered to people’s interest in sex scandals. 这里的报纸迎合了人们对桃色新闻的兴趣。
• I read Sewell’s obituary in the Daily News. 我在《每日新闻》上读到了休厄尔的讣告。
• a sensational account of a murder 谋杀案耸人听闻的报道
• synopsis of the week’s news 一周新闻概括
• Getting that story was the scoop of a lifetime for the journalist. 获得那个消息是这位记者终身难逢的独家新闻。
• The products of that country’s mechanical industry are renowned for their high quality. 那个国家的机械工业产品以高质量闻名。
• He was renowned throughout the diplomatic world for his savoir faire. 他在外交界以灵活应变而闻名遐迩。
• These fires produce really obnoxious fumes and smoke. 这些火炉冒出来的烟气确实很难闻。
• Think carefully about what you say: your views could be easily misrepresented by the press. 仔细考虑你要说的话：你的看法会很容易被新闻界歪曲。
• There are all sorts of rumors in the air that dozens of people were dead in the fire. 有各种传闻说许多人在那场大火中死亡。