newsworthy

英 [ˈnjuːzwɜːði]

美 [ˈnuːzwɜːrði]

adj.  有新闻价值的; 值得报道的

BNC.22160 / COCA.19310

牛津词典

adj.

• 有新闻价值的；值得报道的
  interesting and important enough to be reported as news

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 有报道价值的;有新闻价值的;值得报道的
  An event, fact, or person that isnewsworthyis considered to be interesting enough to be reported in newspapers or on the radio or television.
  1. The number of deaths makes the story newsworthy...
     死亡人数使这篇报道具有了新闻价值。
  2. This situation might develop into an even more newsworthy item if the police were involved.
     如果警方涉入的话，这个局面就会变得更有新闻价值了。

英英释义

adj

• sufficiently interesting to be reported in a newspaper

双语例句

• That Xavier dumusque and his colleagues were able to find the thing at all is, however, newsworthy in itself.
  然而，泽维尔达姆斯科（xavierdumusque）和他的同事竟然能够发现这颗行星，这件事本身就有新闻价值。
• But many of the effects of the weather are less newsworthy.
  但天气的许多其他影响并不如此引人注目。
• Normally, there is never anything newsworthy about my life.
  一般情况下，我的生活没有什么新闻价值。
• If there is an event that is newsworthy, it will catch you anyway ( mostly by other people).
  如果这个事件真有新闻价值，不管怎样你都能看到（多半从其他人那里听到）。
• How are you and your book newsworthy?
  你和大作有何新闻价值？
• Most invasion of privacy suits will be rejected if the publisher can demonstrate that the subject of its story was newsworthy.
  如果出版商能够证明其报道的内容具有新闻价值，那么大多数隐私侵权诉案将遭到拒绝。
• The chief editor refused to publish jane's report because there was nothing newsworthy in it.
  主编因为简的报导没有价值而拒绝发表。
• Whether or not you find its premise interesting or newsworthy, the book is mostly a delight.
  不管你觉得这本书的观点有没有吸引力，有没有新闻价值，书中大部分的内容读起来都令人愉悦。
• The networks can only devote a few minutes to newsworthy items.
  死几个人报个几分钟就可以啦。
• Negativity: Bad news is more newsworthy than good news.
  否定性：坏消息是更具有新闻价值比好消息。