- Raisin meditation
- Spycam in Korea
- MTR derailing
- Coast guard
- Emojis showing disabilities
- The 'surprises' of the 91st Oscars
- City of toys
- Overtourism
- French stamps to commemorate the Year of the Pig
- Syrian refugee found new life in Canada
- Does an hour of sleep matter?
- Huge costs of warming impact
- The shop where it's ok to be different
- EU bans single-use plastics
- Legalization of Cannabis in Canada
- Getting to know your new HKID card
- Euthanasia
- Foreign language hits
- Populism
- Escape the corset
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Journalism
為公眾尋找真相、報道事實,代價有多大?
從今集起,前新聞工作者魏綺珊(Jo)將會加入 English in News,頭炮先由她的老本行出發,追蹤美籍伊朗裔記者 Jason Rezaian 被伊朗控以間諜罪的審訊!
adjourn 〔會議﹑審訊〕暫停,延期,休會
(verb 動詞)
例子:The chairman has the power to adjourn the meeting at any time. 主席有隨時暫停會議的權力。
例子:The trial was adjourned for two weeks . 審訊延期兩個星期。
例子:Can I suggest we adjourn for lunch now ? 我建議我們現在暫停會議去吃中午飯﹐好嗎?
► adjourn to 【幽默】轉移到…,移步到
例子:After the match we adjourned to the pub . 比賽後我們轉移到酒館。
espionage 間諜行為
(noun 名詞)
例子:Some of the embassy staff were certainly involved in espionage. 使館中的一些人肯定參與了諜報活動。
例子:He was charged with several counts of espionage.
例子:international/industrial espionage
incarcerate 監禁,禁閉
(verb 動詞)
[= imprison]
例子:They were both incarcerated for armed robbery.
► incarceration (noun 名詞)
[=imprisonment]
例子:They were each sentenced to six months' incarceration.
話鋒一轉,新聞工作者的職責,跟一般所謂記者有沒有什麼不同?讓Jo來告訴你!
anchor
(noun 名詞)
(1) 錨
例子:The ship dropped anchor in a secluded harbor. 那艘船在一個與世隔絕的港口下了錨。
例子:The crew weighed anchor [=lifted the anchor] and prepared to sail.
(2) (精神/ 經濟)支柱;靠山
例子:He described his wife as the emotional anchor of his life.
例子:a local bank that has been the financial anchor of the community
(3) 旗艦店:an anchor store
(4) 主播:a television news anchor 電視新聞主播
IDIOMS 慣用語時間
Actions speak louder than words 行動勝過空談 / 行動最實際
例子:You keep saying that you'll do your fair share of the housework. Remember that actions speak louder than words.
例子:Of course the government have made all sorts of promises but as we all know, actions speak louder than words.
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