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The press secretary obliged, and walked into the Oval Office the next morning with the requested goods.
第二天早晨，新聞秘書(shū)帶著被要求的貨物責(zé)成走進(jìn)了總統(tǒng)辦公室。
He won’t stand up for his own people when they’re being savaged by the nutball right, edges them out, then has his press secretary claim that they jumped of their own accord.
在他自己的人民遭到極端主義殘害的時(shí)候他不會(huì)挺身而出，在取得對(duì)極端主義的險(xiǎn)勝之后他讓他的新聞秘書(shū)說(shuō)這些極端主義分子是自己跑開(kāi)的。
During the presidential campaign, as press secretary for Senator Bob Kerrey, he had taken some pretty hard shots at me.
在總統(tǒng)大選中，作為參議員鮑勃.克里的新聞秘書(shū)，他曾為向我提了一些棘手的問(wèn)題。

White House press secretary Robert Gibbs announced the Pittsburgh summit at the end of May.
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Scott McClellan, Mr Bush's press secretary, repeats banalities while trying to raise the bar for wrongdoing.
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someone who works for an organization and makes statements to the press or answers questions for that organization

A government's or political leader's press secretary is someone who is employed by them to give information to the press.