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The newspaper vending machine shows another headline of the day: former Vice President Al Gore claims that Bush has been lying -- though my internetis Nowak's comic reference to a notorious exaggeration of Gore's own.
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自动售报机让我们看到了当天的又一头条新闻:前副总统戈尔声称布什一直在说谎———然而戈尔用了“我的因特网”一词是诺瓦克对众所周知的戈尔爱夸大其词的作风所进行的嘲讽(戈尔的确为因特网的发展做了很多工作)。 |
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The newspaper was covered with reports of the meeting of the three political titans in the world.
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报纸上满是关于世界政治三巨头会晤的报道。 |
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The newspaper was only a mouthpiece of certain rich people.
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这家报纸不过是某些富人的喉舌。 |
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The newspaper's account of the so-called reshuffle of the financial ministry was a complete fiction.
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报纸对所谓的财政部人事改组的报导完全是捏造的。 |
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The newspaper's circulation has trebled since last year.
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去年以来该报的发行量已增加到原来的三倍. |
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The newspaperman said he would read them and tell her next week if they would come out in the newspaper.
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那人说他会看看,并在下周回覆她是否将在报上刊登。 |
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The newspapers acclaimed her as a great novelist.
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报纸拥戴她为伟大的小说家。 |
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The newspapers acclaimed the fireman a hero.
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该报拥戴这位消防员为英雄。 |
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The newspapers allege that the police shot the suspect without warning.
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报纸指称说警察未经示警就枪杀那位嫌疑犯。 |
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The newspapers are afraid to speak out against the government.
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报界不敢大胆地讲出反对政府的话。 |
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The newspapers are by no means the organs of the political parties even when they have their own views on politics.
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报纸有时会发表政治党派的观点,但它绝不是党派的喉舌。 |