Columnist的意思|Columnist的解释-里氏词典

columnist ['kɒlәmist]

n. 专栏作家

The newspaper have a very popular columnist comment on current affairs.
这家报纸有一位深受欢迎的专栏作家评论时事。
That newspaper columnist likes to take potshots at potshots at political and social celebrities.
那位报纸专栏作家喜欢对政治和社会的显要人物进行随意批评。
Isn't that Jed Watney, the gossip columnist?
那个不是小道消息专栏作家杰德?沃特尼吗？

columnist

[ noun ]
a journalist who writes editorials
<noun.person>

columnist \col"um*nist\, n.
a journalist who writes or edits a regularly scheduled
column[8] in a periodical, usually in editorial style; a type
of editorialist.
[RP]

{fifth columnist} see {fifth columnist} in the vocabulary.

What made the difference this time? "I liked her right away," Schulz said of Johnson, a columnist for the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Had the latest coup attempt succeeded, the result could have been another civil war in this country of 100 million, wrote columnist Richard Akinnola wrote in the independent Vanguard newspaper.
The columnist, loaded with all this optional equipment, tried again to get his foot in Mr. McCurry's door: wouldn't he concede the inevitable? Okay, relented the auto veteran.
The most recent salvos came when he hired Horrigan, a popular Post-Dispatch columnist, and won exclusive use of Knight Ridder News Service in the Sun.
He later became a sports feature writer and columnist at the Philadelphia Daily News, was a sports columnist at the New York Daily News and worked briefly on the staff of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
He later became a sports feature writer and columnist at the Philadelphia Daily News, was a sports columnist at the New York Daily News and worked briefly on the staff of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Asked whether he had any advice for syndicated columnist Carl Rowan, who shot and wounded a teenage intruder in his back yard earlier this week, Bush said: "No, I don't have any advice for him.
Last week, William Norwich, the prominent high society gossip columnist, left the paper to write for Vogue magazine and write a book.
Mr. Bar-Illan is the editorial writer and a columnist of the Jerusalem Post.
The lawsuit by Donald F. Goldberg, a reporter on the staff of syndicated columnist Jack Anderson, had been filed under the Freedom of Information Act.
"Witness to the Truth" awards were presented to CBS veterans Andy Rooney, Eric Sevareid and Bill Shadel, syndicated columnist Max Lerner and photographers Walter Rosenblum and Leon Rosenmann.
"I'm not quitting," the columnist vowed in telephone interview from Washington on Monday after his lawyer filed the lawsuit against Paramount Studios in Los Angeles Superior Court.
The most recent journalist homicide was the shooting April 20 in this northwestern border city of Hector Felix Miranda, columnist and co-director of the outspoken weekly Zeta, who often wrote about politics.
Silverman, a former newspaper columnist who wrote the recent "The Fox that Got Away" and an upcoming biography on director David Lean, conceived of the musical in 1981.
Other recipients announced by the ASNE Sunday are: _ Breslin's colleague at the Daily News, columnist Bob Herbert. He was cited for deadline writing based on his account of the violence in the 1987 presidential elections in Haiti.
Sheilah Graham, the legendary Hollywood gossip columnist who with Louella Parsons and Hedda Hopper formed what came to be known as the "Unholy Trio," has died in a hospital here.
"Alas, we get our pay in ordinary Soviet rubles, and can't pay for the flight in convertible currency which Glavkosmos needs so badly," a columnist in Pravda complained.
"Nobody wants to be active because they don't see where it will get them," said Nahum Barnea, a political analyst and left-leaning columnist for the Yediot Ahronoth daily.
The National Association of Black Journalists gave its "Thumbs Down Awards" for negative portrayals of blacks to NBC News and syndicated columnist Patrick Buchanan.
Earlier this month, New York Post gossip columnist Suzy listed Mr. Scharffenberger among "Reagan intimates" at Betsy Bloomingdale's Beverly Hills party for the first family.
"Acapulco lost its sizzle," says Bob Osborne, a columnist for the Hollywood Reporter.
But public scrutiny has focused on the track's operator, Jorge Hank Rhon, a frequent target of the columnist's barbs.
Dave Barry, the Miami Herald's humor columnist, decided to see how long it took to become the subject of the news media's attention at the Democratic National Convention.
Says Michael Musto, columnist at the Village Voice, "People are just getting bored of spending a lot of money on something which isn't really satisfying." Even Brian McNally seems to be abandoning the spirit of the '80s.
Honor Tracy, a travel writer, columnist and author of novels that satirized Irish and English society, has died at the age of 75.
"High-school kids are hungry for the message of peace," says Colman McCarthy, founder and director of the Center for Teaching Peace in Washington, and a columnist for the Washington Post.
San Francisco Examiner columnist Rob Morse noted that peace punks shot Super Glue into the locks of a Market Street business, costing one angry sandwich-shop owner $123 to open his store.
"If you can cha-cha, you can polka," Bob Hope gushed to a Hollywood columnist.
The moralists who see Mr. Hart as wronged, columnist Anthony Lewis, for example, have often been among the most censorious toward embattled Reagan administration officials.
Liu was a columnist for a Chinese newspaper in San Francisco whose writings were critical of the Taiwan government.

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