| 单词 | journalistic |
| 释义 | journalistic (once / 2915 pages) adj Journalistic things have to do with writing or reporting about the news. Most journalistic stories are found in newspapers or magazines, or on news-related websites. Years ago, a journalistic job would probably be writing for a daily newspaper, or possibly reading the news over the radio. Today a journalistic career could include writing articles for various online news sites or taking photographs of current events for a magazine, or even recording an interview for a podcast. Most journalistic work is done by journalists, meaning "writers or broadcasters of the news." WORD FAMILYjournalistic: journalistically+/journalism: journalisms, journalist, journalistic/journalist: journalists USAGE EXAMPLESOthers see a larger effort to slander the basic journalistic function of fact-checking. New York Times(Dec 25, 2016) The article was light in its journalistic qualities and the "quirky" use of the comedians for the photos seemed gratuitous. New York Times(Mar 27, 2013) Then employers wanted to pay me to do film breakdowns rather than more journalistic pieces, so I followed the money. Washington Post(Dec 20, 2016) adj of or relating to or having the characteristics of journalism journalistic writing |
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