I thought this newscaster had a decent point.

我觉得这个播音员说得不错。

A newscaster has apologized to Samuel L. Jackson for confusing him with Laurence Fishburne.

播报员山姆·鲁宾对塞缪尔·杰克逊进行道歉，因为他把杰克逊当成劳伦斯·菲什伯恩。

Problems arose about several months ago, when his wife realized he can't stop talking like a newscaster.

大约数月前，他家出现问题，他的妻子意识到，他无法停止用播音腔说话。

Next, a newscaster, who sounds surprisingly like Jamal, gives us the news.

接下来，一位听起来很像贾马尔的播音员向我们播报。

The network released a statement saying the longtime newscaster was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a cancer that affects the bone marrow.

NBC发布声明表示，这位资深的广播员被诊患有多发性骨髓瘤，这种癌症会影响骨髓功能。

Mr. Rogers would always talk directly to the camera, sort of like a newscaster on a news program.

罗杰斯先生接对着镜头说话，有点像节目中的播音员。

And I am your host, Norah McInerney, who most certainly practices her newscaster voice in her private time.

我你们的主持人诺拉·麦西尔尼，她在私人时间里肯定会练习自己的播音员嗓音。

" Her predecessor, Leodore Lionheart, denies any knowledge of her plot, claiming he was just trying to protect the city, " the newscaster said.

“她的上任里奥多尔·莱昂哈特不承认对她的谋划知情，他坚称自己试图保护城市。

" Former mayor Dawn Bellwether is behind bars today, guilty of masterminding the savage attacks that have plagued Zootopia of late, " said a newscaster.

“前市长道恩·贝尔韦瑟以谋划狂暴攻击的罪名被关押入狱，她的罪行近来给动物城带来沉痛的灾难。”

They could also be delusions of reference, where someone might think that insignificant remarks are directed at them, like a newscaster is speaking directly to them through the TV.

还有关系妄想，即患者认为一些无关的言论针对他/她们的，比如认为播音员通过电视接对他们讲话。

A " newscaster" is someone on the television or that you hear on radio that reads the news to you – tells you what the news is.

“播音员”电视上或您在收音机上听到的为您播报的人——告诉您什么。

Today, Standard American English, also known as General American, is based on a generalized Midwestern accent, and is familiar to us from American films, radio and newscasters.

今天，标准美式英语，也称为通用美式英语，以普遍的中西部口音为基础，我们在美国电影、广播和广播中都很熟悉。

I speak in the way a newspaper is written, the way a magazine is written, the way a newscaster presents the information, these are all different ways of communicating.

我以报纸的写作方式、杂志的写作方式、播音员呈现信息的方式说话，这些都不同的交流方式。

People who are reading the news, what we would call " newscasters" on TV or radio often say things very quickly, and so they may not use the word " on" .

正在阅读的人，我们在电视或广播中称为“播音员” 的人通常说的很快， 所以他们可能不会使用“on” 这个词。

And it was at that moment that everything changed, and it was Edward R. Murrow, the journalist, and newscaster, who said to me that evening, " You had a great — " he said, " Young man, a great tragedy has just befallen you."

就在那一刻，一切都变。那天晚上，记者兼播音员爱德华·R·默罗对我说：“你遭遇一场巨大的——”他说，“年轻人，你刚刚遭遇一场巨大的悲剧。”