columnists

英 [ˈkɒləmnɪsts]

美 [ˈkɑləmnəsts]

n.  专栏作家
columnist的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (报纸、杂志的)专栏作家
  Acolumnistis a journalist who regularly writes a particular kind of article in a newspaper or magazine.
  1. Clarence Page is a columnist for the Chicago Tribune.
     克拉伦斯·佩奇是《芝加哥论坛报》的专栏作家。
  2. ...the gossip columnists' favourite target.
     八卦专栏作家最喜欢的目标

双语例句

• This formula is almost second nature for newspaper columnists and can make for excellent reading.
  这个规则几乎是报纸专栏作家的第二天性，能够造就优秀的文章。
• No one elects newspaper columnists either.
  也没有人选举报纸专栏作家发表意见。
• Columnists mock its clientele.
  专栏作家们会嘲笑这里的顾客。
• It's not true, despite what the advice columnists often write, that a man who leaves his wife for you will eventually leave you.
  虽然评论家们是常常写道一个为了你而离开妻子的人最终就一定会离开你，可这并不正确。
• Not only will news reporters and columnists have to worry about how their words will affect the reading public, but they also will have to remember that people are going to eat them.
  新闻记者和专栏作家不仅要操心，他们的文字将会怎样影响广大读者，他们还得记住：人们将要吃掉他们的文字。
• The columnists said much of their reader mail comes from doctors, so they already knew doctors love wine.
  专栏作家称，收到许多来自医生的邮件，因此他们知道了医生们热爱酒。
• I recently read an article in which one of my favorite columnists, William Safire, explores the use of "generation" in a litany of literary references to American writers.
  最近，我在最喜欢的作家williamsafire的专栏里看到一篇文章，他擅长研究“generation”一词在美国冗长文学史上的含义。
• The burtons'romance was food and drink to a thousand gossip columnists.
  伯顿家的浪漫故事是许许多多的社会新闻专栏作者最喜欢的写作材料。
• First it's the columnists taking potshots.
  先是专栏作家受到迫害。
• It is fascinating to see that our opinions have become so divergent that the print media and their well-established columnists no longer have the capability to represent them truthfully.
  令人惊奇的是，大众的意见竟变得如此“有分歧”，以至于纸质媒体及其资深专栏作者们没有能力再真实地传达他们的声音了。