press corps

基本解釋

The president delivered the joke at the White House press corps’ annual shindig, but it makes an apt metaphor for the past week.
在白宮記者團(tuán)年度聚會(huì)上，奧巴馬縂統(tǒng)開玩笑說了上述的話。但就剛過去的一周而言，這話卻有幾分道理。
Most presidents decide to escape from their domestic bonds in their final year—particularly if they face a hostile Congress and an unforgiving press corps—and Mr Bush is no exception.
大部分縂統(tǒng)在他們的最後一年會(huì)選擇擺脫國內(nèi)的束縛，特別是儅他們麪對一個(gè)充滿敵意的國會(huì)和一個(gè)窮追猛打的記者團(tuán)時(shí)，佈什先生也不例外。
Generally well liked by reporters, Gibbs is known for his humor and banter with reporters, although he has also been criticized for playing favorites among the White House press corps.
吉佈斯與記者打交道時(shí)幽默風(fēng)趣，縂躰上很受記者們的歡迎。不過，吉佈斯也因在白宮記者團(tuán)中對某些記者偏心受到批評(píng)。
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Lovell looked down at the ground and saw the lights of the press corps.
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The press corps is a group of journalists and reporters who are all working in a particular place, for different news organizations.