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The reporter was accused of unprofessional conduct.
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那位记者被控有违反职业道德的行为。 |
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The reporter was killed because he tried to expose a plot.
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这名记者因为试图揭露一个阴谋而被杀害。 |
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The reporter was sent on a wild goose chase , for the monster he was to investigate had never really existed.
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记者被派了去作徒劳无益的调查，因为他要查寻的怪物根本不存在。 |
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The reporter was sent on a wild goose chase, for the man he was to interview had never really existed.
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这名记者被派出去无意义的乱跑，因为他要访问的人根本不存在。 |
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The reporter was sent on a wild goose chase, for the monster he was to investigate had never really existed.
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记者被派了去作徒劳无益的调查，因为他要查寻的怪物根本不存在。 |
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The reporter went on a fishing expedition about the president's involvement in the Iraq War.
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（记者搜罗有关总统卷入伊拉克战争的新闻资料。） |
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The reporter, whose business is to present relevant facts in an acceptable form, could and should steer a middle course.
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记者的职业是提供可以接受的有关事实，因此，他能够也应该采取不偏激的方针。 |
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The reporters also noted Bushs relaxed posture, crossing his legs “Texan style” while facing the pope in the private study of the apostolic palace .
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记者们还注意到布什总统的姿势很是休闲，他与教皇面对面单独探讨使徒宫的问题时，竟然以一种“得克萨斯的风格”翘着“二郎腿”。 |
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The reporters are rushing to the scene.
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记者们正赶往现场。 |
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The reporters got wind of Diana's visit to the city and rushed to the airport for the news.
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记者们获悉戴安娜（Diana）要来本市访问的消息，迅速赶到机场去获取新闻。 |
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The reporters kept following her and asking personal questions. Finally she turned around and laid them out.
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记者们一直紧跟着她，不停地问些个人问题。最后她转身把他们骂了顿。 |
