| 词组 | news |
| 释义 | news News is information that you give to someone about a recent event or a recently changed situation. I've got some good news for you. Thousands of people gathered outside the Mandelas' house on hearing news of his release. You also use news to refer to descriptions of recent events on television or radio or in a newspaper. They continued to broadcast up-to-date news and pictures of these events. News looks like a plural noun but is in fact an uncount noun. You use a singular form of a verb after it. The news is likely to be received with apprehension. I was still lying helpless in bed when the news was brought to me. You talk about this news, not 'these news'. I had been waiting at Camp 3 for this news. You do not talk about 'a news'. You refer to a piece of information as some news, a bit of news, or a piece of news. I've got some good news for you. I've had a bit of bad news. A respectful silence greeted this piece of news. You refer to a description of an event on television or in a newspaper as a news item or an item of news. ...a small news item in The Times last Friday. An item of news in the Sunday paper caught my attention. |
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