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单词 newsworthy
释义
newsworthy
adjective
uk
/ˈnjuːzˌwɜː.ði/us
/ˈnuːzˌwɝː.ði/
interestingenough to bedescribedin anewsreport:
有新闻价值的，值得报道的
Nothing newsworthyeverhappensaround here. It's soboring.这里从没发生任何有新闻价值的事情，太乏味了。
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Exciting and interesting
(Definition ofnewsworthyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

newsworthy| American Dictionary

newsworthy
adjective[not gradable]
us
/ˈnuzˌwɜr·ði/
consideredimportantenough to be innewsreports,newspapers, etc.
(Definition ofnewsworthyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofnewsworthy

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This leads us to consider what makes somethingnewsworthy.
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It thus isnewsworthywhen constituency and personal preferences force a departure from the norm of party voting.
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This was notnewsworthy, and therefore was unlikely to have motivated him to call the press briefing.
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It is, of course, lessnewsworthythat genetic influences are substantial for most domains of adjustment that are the foci of developmental studies.
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When judgments consistent with a norm of rationality are considered uninformative, only irrationality isnewsworthy.
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The musical moments that we remember are the ones that disrupt the flow, that becomenewsworthy.
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It is, however, not only the assertion of the new ornewsworthyinformation in the complement clause that favours omission of the complementizer.
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First, the event was so evidently dramatic,newsworthyand traumatic that the historiographical neglect merits explanation.
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With this work he has initiated what seems to be an equallynewsworthyproject, a series of works for cello soloist with unusual accompanying forces.
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Thenewsworthyaspects of the talking machine - as a novelty or a dramatic challenge - had passed to other inventions.
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Politicians are inherently morenewsworthyduring elections than during the slack season.
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The media do not simply and transparently report events which are 'naturally'newsworthyin themselves.
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Strikes are rare and are thusnewsworthy; 15 public relations, education, lobbying, and the forming of joint ventures to allow collective bargaining are hardly newsworthy.
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That the newspaper printed stories of misdemeanours from around the country indicates that such crimes werenewsworthyin their own right.
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The focus of crime reportage continued to be upon violent crime, and stories of particularly brutal or cruel criminal acts remained peculiarlynewsworthy.
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