newscaster

Linda saw my tape and got me a job as a newscaster.

琳达看过了我的带子,为我找了个新闻播音员的工作.

Oh waiter.Could I have a spoon? I have a new job and I'm going away for a while. Linda saw my tape and got me a job as a newscaster. Where's the job?

喂，服务员，给我拿把汤匙.我有了新工作，要离开一阵儿.琳达看过了我的带子，为我找了个新闻播音员的工作.工作在哪儿？

That TV newscaster always signs off by saluting.

那个电视新闻播音员总是向观众敬个礼表示节目结束.

He has adopted the accent of a Second World War newscaster

他承袭了二战时期播音员的口音。

The newscaster said that he would update the news report every half hour.

播报员表示他将每隔半个小时为观众转播最新消息.

He has adopted the accent of a Second World War newscaster.

他承袭了二战时期播音员的口音。

Carl's before becoming the show's official scorekeeper in 1998, was NPR newscaster for Morning Edition for 30 years.

卡尔于1998年成为该节目的记分员，此前他曾担任NPR《早间报道》节目的播音员长达30年的时间。

John: It's the cooking show. I'm a newscaster. I'm not a cook.

约翰：是因为烹调节目。我是新闻播音员，不是厨师。

The newscaster's speech began to slur...

新闻广播员的话音变得含糊不清起来。

This phrase is the loudmouth version of a talking head, a person, such as a newscaster or pundit, talking on television while shown in a close-up shot, an epithet3 that entered the language around 1976.

这个说法是“接受电视采访者”的“高声讲话”版。新闻广播员或评论员等talking head（电视银幕上发言人的头部特写，指接受采访者）在电视上发表谈话，经常给予特写镜头。这个词在大约1976年就出现了。

The newscaster's speech began to slur.

新闻广播员的话音变得含糊不清起来。

You're always asking questions. Did you ever think about becoming a newscaster?

你总在问问题. 你想过当一名新闻播间员 吗 ?

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.

John: Did you every try being a newscaster?

约翰: 你曾试着做过新闻播音员 吗 ?

That newscaster is a showboat, she wants to be on camera all the time.

那新闻播报员是一个爱现的人, 她随时想上镜头.

That newscaster that got beat up by the cops.

那儿的一个新闻广播员被群警察打了.

The frontman, Mr. Nakai, has been a newscaster for several Olympic Games.

领队中居正广还曾经在若干届奥运会转播中担任解说员。