闻的例句（闻在句子中的用法）

• They're so high - handed, those news people. 这些负责新闻的人,是这么蛮横.
• Newspaper are stuffed with smash - and - grab, bit - and - runs. 报纸上痛斥着砸了就抢 、 撞了就跑的新闻.
• Home Zhang group, it is famous beauty spot. 张家界, 是闻名的风景区.
• ...journalists who are trained to sniff out sensation or scandal. 训练有素、能够敏锐地嗅出爆炸性新闻或丑闻的记者
• She also helped to pave the way for women in journalism. 布莱也协助女性在新闻业界的发展.
• I can't hear the news since my radio went on the blink. 由于我的收音机坏了,我听不到新闻了.
• I propose to draw a veil over the appalling events that followed. 我建议不要谈及后来发生的那些骇人听闻的事.
• Wolfe waved my suggestion aside... 沃尔夫对我的建议置若罔闻。
• Men are awake enough to their own interests, who turn a deaf ear to their friends'distress. 对朋友的痛苦置若罔闻的人,对个人的利益非常注意.
• It is wrong to turn a deaf ear to other's criticism. 对别人的批评充耳不闻是错误的.
• We'll be back after the break with a round-up of today's other stories. 休息之后我们会摘要报道今天其他的新闻。
• He's indifferent to anything that doesn't have a bearing on him. 他对与己无关的事情一概不闻不问.
• When something happens anywhere in the world, NPR digs up an expert from someplace or other... 世界上任何一个角落一有新闻发生，全国公共广播电台就会不知从什么地方挖个专家出来。
• The politician is trying to brush aside the scandal. 那位政治家试图无视(或:回避)这起丑闻.
• To bring to light , especially after a period of obscurity. 发掘从默默无闻的状态中发现出来.
• Freedom of the press is sacrosanct. 新闻自由是神圣不可侵犯的。
• The news - report was prejudicial to the defendant's case. 新闻报道不利于被告的辩护.
• It smells yummy. 它闻起来很香。
• I find the media's growing obsession with smut and sensation deplorable. 我发现媒体越来越沉湎于淫秽下流和耸人听闻的题材，这实在可悲。
• While olfaction means smelling the patient's odor of the secretion and excretion. 嗅指的湿闻病人分泌物和排泄物的气味.