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news news ★★★★★/nju͟ːz, AM nu͟ːz/1[N-UNCOUNT	不可数名词]新闻；消息 News is information about a recently changed situation or a recent event.   [oft N prep]We waited and waited for news of him...我们左等右等，盼着他的消息。They still haven't had any news about when they'll be able to go home...他们仍然没有何时能回家的消息。I wish I had better news for you...我多希望能带给你好消息。He's thrilled to bits at the news.他听到这个消息欣喜若狂。2[N-UNCOUNT	不可数名词]新闻广播；新闻报道 News is information that is published in newspapers and broadcast on radio and television about recent events in the country or world or in a particular area of activity.   [also the N]Foreign News is on Page 16...国外新闻在16版。We'll also have the latest sports news...我们也会收到最新的体育新闻。The announcement was made at a news conference...这个通知是在记者招待会上发布的。Those are some of the top stories in the news.那些是新闻头条里的一部分内容。3[N-SING	单数名词]电视新闻；广播新闻 The news is a television or radio broadcast which consists of information about recent events in the country or the world.   [the N]I heard all about the bombs on the news.我从新闻广播里得知了关于炸弹的全部消息。...the six o'clock news.6点钟的新闻4[N-IN-NAMES	名称名词](用于报纸名)新闻 News is sometimes used in the names of newspapers. ...the New York Daily News.《纽约每日新闻》5[N-UNCOUNT	不可数名词]新闻人物；新闻事件 If you say that someone or something is news, you mean that they are considered to be interesting and important at the moment, and that people want to hear about them on the radio and television and in newspapers.   [usu supp N]  [INFORMAL 非正式]A murder was big news...谋杀案是重大新闻事件。If you are a celebrity, you are headline news.如果你是名人，你就是头条新闻。Usage Note :Note that, although news looks like a plural, it is often in fact an uncount noun. Good news is always worth waiting for. You cannot say 'a news', but you can say a piece of news when you are referring to a particular fact or message. One of my Dutch colleagues told me a very exciting piece of news. When you are talking about television and radio news, or about newspapers, you can refer to an individual story or report as a news item.注意，虽然 news 看起来是复数名词，但事实上经常是不可数名词，如 Good news is always worth waiting for (好消息永远值得等待)。不能说 a news；但当指某一特定事实或消息时，可以说 a piece of news，如 One of my Dutch colleagues told me a very exciting piece of news (一位荷兰同事告诉了我一个特别令人兴奋的消息)。当谈论电视和广播新闻或报纸新闻时，可以把单独的故事或报道叫做 news item。6[PHRASE	短语]坏事/好事 If you say that something is bad news, you mean that it will cause you trouble or problems. If you say that something is good news, you mean that it will be useful or helpful to you.   [usu v-link PHR]The drop in travel is bad news for the airline industry...旅游热降温对航空业来说是个坏消息。This new attitude is good news to AIDS activists.这种新态度对艾滋病活动家来说是件好事。7[PHRASE	短语]对(某人)来说是新闻 If you say that something is news to you, you mean that you did not previously know what you have just been told, especially when you are surprised or annoyed about it.   [V inflects]I'd certainly tell you if I knew anything, but I don't. What you're saying is news to me.如果我真知道什么的话，我肯定会告诉你，可我不知道。你现在说的我都没听过。 newsnews /njuːz $ nuːz/ ●●● S1 W1 noun [uncountable]  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1information about something that has happened recently:  I hope to have some good news for you soon.news that We are delighted at the news that our daughter is expecting a baby.news on What’s the latest news on your university application?news of/about Everyone is shocked by the news of the arrests.2reports of recent events in the newspapers or on the radio or television:  a late evening news broadcast We’ve got the news headlines coming up at half past twelve. a news and current affairs programme Here’s the sports news from Jane Murray. the latest news from the Olympic stadiumnews about/on/of news on the latest developments in the talksnews that Several evening papers carried the news that a cabinet minister was about to resign.local/regional/national/international news Twenty years ago environmental issues rarely made the news (=were rarely considered important enough to be in the news).be in the news Hong Kong is in the news this morning. His resignation was front page news (=was important news).news story/report/item Never before has a news story triggered such sensational sales of the newspaper.3the news a regular television or radio programme that gives you reports of recent events:  the ten o’clock news Let’s watch the news. Be quiet. I want to listen to the news.on the news It must be true – I heard it on the news last night.switch/turn/put on the news (=turn the television or radio on for the news)4be good/bad news for somebody if the facts about something are good or bad news for someone, they are likely to make life better or worse for them:  There is no legal market for African ivory, which is good news for the elephants.5he’s/she’s bad news informal used to say that someone is likely to cause trouble:  Stay away from that guy, he’s bad news.6be news if someone or something is news, people are interested in them at the moment and want to know about them:  European fashions are big news right now in the States.7that’s news to me! spoken used when you are surprised or annoyed because you have not been told something earlier:  ‘The meeting’s been cancelled.’ ‘That’s news to me!’8I’ve got news for you spoken used to say that you are going to tell someone the facts about something, which they will probably not like to hear:  You may think I’m finished, but I’ve got news for you – I’ll be back.9no news is good news spoken used when you have not received any news about someone and you hope this means that nothing bad has happenedGRAMMARCountable or uncountable?• News is an uncountable noun and is followed by a singular verb: · The news was not very good.• News is used with the singular form of words such as this and that: · He was shocked when he heard this news. ✗Don’t say:  these newsPrepositions with the news• If someone or something is on the news, they appear or there is a report about them on a television or radio news programme: · The minister was on the 10 o’clock news.· I saw the pictures of the crash on the news.• If someone or something is in the news, they are being discussed in newspapers and on news programmes: · Education has been in the news a lot this week.COLLOCATIONSadjectivesgood news· He’s feeling much better, so that’s good news.great/wonderful news· They’re getting married? That’s wonderful news!welcome news (=good news that makes you happy)· The lower interest rates will be welcome news to home owners.bad/terrible news· ‘I’m afraid I have bad news,’ said Jackson.· Have you heard the terrible news about Simon?the latest news· Mom sent a letter with all the latest news.old news (=news that you have already heard)· She wasn’t surprised; it was old news to her.important news· I’ve got some important news to tell you.the big news informal (=an important piece of news)· The big news is that Polly and Richard are going to get married.verbshave some news (for somebody)· I could tell by his face that he had some news.tell somebody the news· Jack called him to tell him the good news.break the news (to somebody) (=tell someone some bad news)· Two policemen came to the door to break the news about her husband.spread the news (=tell a lot of people the news)· After she had the baby, her husband made phone calls to spread the happy news.hear the news (=hear about something that has happened)· She was really upset when she heard the news.welcome the news formal (=say that you are pleased about some news)· Environmental groups welcomed the news that the area would be protected.greet the news with surprise/delight etc formal (=react to the news in a particular way)· Fans greeted the news of the victory with a loud cheer.news spreads (=a lot of people find out the news from other people)· News spreads fast in a small town.phrasesa piece of news (also a bit of news British English)· Leo thought about this piece of news carefully.the good news is …/the bad news is ... (=used to introduce a piece of good and bad news)· The good news is that most stores have the game in stock; the bad news is that it’s not cheap.

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8EcyuAyns06sOFxyLPTqvAjYChAeSZLj/xJBCo6/a1i3iQOdaAFO519J//XRTvppOWOaP5ex+j9x8ugMORHT9e5VwnKO9ZmG7C9qr0JifsuKTnV3FiHIZTRCxla13yQOPAg==             news              ★                    /        njuːz                ;          NAmE                nuːz                /                              noun                            [uncountable        ]                    1      ★              new information about sth that has happened recently          消息；音信                            ◆        What's the latest news?        有什么最新消息吗？                    ◆        Have you heard the news? Pat's leaving!        你听说了吗？帕特要走了！                    ◆        That's great news.        这真是好消息。                    ◆        Tell me all your news.        把你最近的情况全都告诉我。                    ◆        Have you had any          news ofPatrick?                你有没有帕特里克的消息？                    ◆        Any news on the deal?        这笔交易有消息吗？                    ◆        Messengers brought          news thatthe battle had been lost.                通信员送来消息说这场战斗失败了。                    ◆        Do you want the          good newsor the          bad newsfirst?                你是想先听好消息还是坏消息？                    ◆        a          piece/bit of news                一条╱一则新闻                    ◆        (          informal)                It's          news to me          (= I haven't heard it before).                这事我第一次听说。                    2      ★              reports of recent events that appear in newspapers or on television or radio          媒体对重要事情的报道；新闻                            ◆                  national/international news                国内╱国际新闻                    ◆        a          news story/item/report                一则新闻；新闻报道                    ◆        News of a serious road accident is just coming in.        刚收到一则重大交通事故的消息。                    ◆                  breaking news          (= news that is arriving about events that have just happened)                突发新闻                    ◆        She is always          in the news.                她老在媒体露面。                    ◆        The wedding was          front-page news.                这次婚礼成了头版新闻。                    3      ★      the news              a regular television or radio broadcast of the latest news          （电视或广播中的）新闻报道                            ◆        to          listen to/watch the news                收听╱收看新闻节目                    ◆        Can you put the news on?        请你打开新闻好吗？                    ◆        I saw it          on the news.                我是在新闻节目中看到的。                    ◆        the nine o'clock news        九点的新闻报道                    4              a person, thing or event that is considered to be interesting enough to be reported as news          新闻人物；新闻事件                            ◆        Pop stars are always news.        流行音乐明星总是新闻人物。                    ☞see also                                    newsy                                      IDIOMS              be bad ˈnews (for sb/sth)                              to be likely to cause problems              对…不利                                            ◆            Central heating is bad news for indoor plants.            中央供暖系统不利于室内植物。                                      break the ˈnews (to sb)                              to be the first to tell sb some bad news              最先（向…）透露坏消息；说出实情                                                  be good news (for sb/sth)                              to be likely to be helpful or give an advantage              对…有利（或有益处）                                            ◆            The cut in interest rates is good news for homeowners.            降低利率对于私房买主来说是个福音。                                      ˌno news is ˈgood news                              (              saying)                        if there were bad news we would hear it, so as we have heard nothing, it is likely that nothing bad has happened              没有消息就是好消息                                                      news              /        njuːz                ;          NAmE                nuːz                /             news[nju:z]CET4CET6TEM4考研n57492380289261149816931283546671NOUN6122551196Spoken:474141995消息(76%)，新闻(24%)n.新闻，消息；新闻报导

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Collins	news ★★★★★ /nju͟ːz, AM nu͟ːz/ 1 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]新闻；消息 News is information about a recently changed situation or a recent event. [oft N prep] We waited and waited for news of him... 我们左等右等，盼着他的消息。 They still haven't had any news about when they'll be able to go home... 他们仍然没有何时能回家的消息。 I wish I had better news for you... 我多希望能带给你好消息。 He's thrilled to bits at the news. 他听到这个消息欣喜若狂。 2 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]新闻广播；新闻报道 News is information that is published in newspapers and broadcast on radio and television about recent events in the country or world or in a particular area of activity. [also the N] Foreign News is on Page 16... 国外新闻在16版。 We'll also have the latest sports news... 我们也会收到最新的体育新闻。 The announcement was made at a news conference... 这个通知是在记者招待会上发布的。 Those are some of the top stories in the news. 那些是新闻头条里的一部分内容。 3 [N-SING 单数名词]电视新闻；广播新闻 The news is a television or radio broadcast which consists of information about recent events in the country or the world. [the N] I heard all about the bombs on the news. 我从新闻广播里得知了关于炸弹的全部消息。 ...the six o'clock news. 6点钟的新闻 4 [N-IN-NAMES 名称名词](用于报纸名)新闻 News is sometimes used in the names of newspapers. ...the New York Daily News. 《纽约每日新闻》 5 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]新闻人物；新闻事件 If you say that someone or something is news, you mean that they are considered to be interesting and important at the moment, and that people want to hear about them on the radio and television and in newspapers. [usu supp N] [INFORMAL 非正式] A murder was big news... 谋杀案是重大新闻事件。 If you are a celebrity, you are headline news. 如果你是名人，你就是头条新闻。 Usage Note : Note that, although news looks like a plural, it is often in fact an uncount noun. Good news is always worth waiting for. You cannot say 'a news', but you can say a piece of news when you are referring to a particular fact or message. One of my Dutch colleagues told me a very exciting piece of news. When you are talking about television and radio news, or about newspapers, you can refer to an individual story or report as a news item. 注意，虽然 news 看起来是复数名词，但事实上经常是不可数名词，如 Good news is always worth waiting for (好消息永远值得等待)。不能说 a news；但当指某一特定事实或消息时，可以说 a piece of news，如 One of my Dutch colleagues told me a very exciting piece of news (一位荷兰同事告诉了我一个特别令人兴奋的消息)。当谈论电视和广播新闻或报纸新闻时，可以把单独的故事或报道叫做 news item。 6 [PHRASE 短语]坏事/好事 If you say that something is bad news, you mean that it will cause you trouble or problems. If you say that something is good news, you mean that it will be useful or helpful to you. [usu v-link PHR] The drop in travel is bad news for the airline industry... 旅游热降温对航空业来说是个坏消息。 This new attitude is good news to AIDS activists. 这种新态度对艾滋病活动家来说是件好事。 7 [PHRASE 短语]对(某人)来说是新闻 If you say that something is news to you, you mean that you did not previously know what you have just been told, especially when you are surprised or annoyed about it. [V inflects] I'd certainly tell you if I knew anything, but I don't. What you're saying is news to me. 如果我真知道什么的话，我肯定会告诉你，可我不知道。你现在说的我都没听过。
Oxford	news ★ / njuːz ; NAmE nuːz / noun [uncountable ] 1 ★ new information about sth that has happened recently 消息；音信 ◆ What's the latest news? 有什么最新消息吗？ ◆ Have you heard the news? Pat's leaving! 你听说了吗？帕特要走了！ ◆ That's great news. 这真是好消息。 ◆ Tell me all your news. 把你最近的情况全都告诉我。 ◆ Have you had any news ofPatrick? 你有没有帕特里克的消息？ ◆ Any news on the deal? 这笔交易有消息吗？ ◆ Messengers brought news thatthe battle had been lost. 通信员送来消息说这场战斗失败了。 ◆ Do you want the good newsor the bad newsfirst? 你是想先听好消息还是坏消息？ ◆ a piece/bit of news 一条╱一则新闻 ◆ ( informal) It's news to me (= I haven't heard it before). 这事我第一次听说。 2 ★ reports of recent events that appear in newspapers or on television or radio 媒体对重要事情的报道；新闻 ◆ national/international news 国内╱国际新闻 ◆ a news story/item/report 一则新闻；新闻报道 ◆ News of a serious road accident is just coming in. 刚收到一则重大交通事故的消息。 ◆ breaking news (= news that is arriving about events that have just happened) 突发新闻 ◆ She is always in the news. 她老在媒体露面。 ◆ The wedding was front-page news. 这次婚礼成了头版新闻。 3 ★ the news a regular television or radio broadcast of the latest news （电视或广播中的）新闻报道 ◆ to listen to/watch the news 收听╱收看新闻节目 ◆ Can you put the news on? 请你打开新闻好吗？ ◆ I saw it on the news. 我是在新闻节目中看到的。 ◆ the nine o'clock news 九点的新闻报道 4 a person, thing or event that is considered to be interesting enough to be reported as news 新闻人物；新闻事件 ◆ Pop stars are always news. 流行音乐明星总是新闻人物。 ☞see also newsy IDIOMS be bad ˈnews (for sb/sth) to be likely to cause problems 对…不利 ◆ Central heating is bad news for indoor plants. 中央供暖系统不利于室内植物。 break the ˈnews (to sb) to be the first to tell sb some bad news 最先（向…）透露坏消息；说出实情 be good news (for sb/sth) to be likely to be helpful or give an advantage 对…有利（或有益处） ◆ The cut in interest rates is good news for homeowners. 降低利率对于私房买主来说是个福音。 ˌno news is ˈgood news ( saying) if there were bad news we would hear it, so as we have heard nothing, it is likely that nothing bad has happened 没有消息就是好消息 news / njuːz ; NAmE nuːz /
LDC	newsnews /njuːz $ nuːz/ ●●● S1 W1 noun [uncountable] Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1information about something that has happened recently: I hope to have some good news for you soon.news that We are delighted at the news that our daughter is expecting a baby.news on What’s the latest news on your university application?news of/about Everyone is shocked by the news of the arrests.2reports of recent events in the newspapers or on the radio or television: a late evening news broadcast We’ve got the news headlines coming up at half past twelve. a news and current affairs programme Here’s the sports news from Jane Murray. the latest news from the Olympic stadiumnews about/on/of news on the latest developments in the talksnews that Several evening papers carried the news that a cabinet minister was about to resign.local/regional/national/international news Twenty years ago environmental issues rarely made the news (=were rarely considered important enough to be in the news).be in the news Hong Kong is in the news this morning. His resignation was front page news (=was important news).news story/report/item Never before has a news story triggered such sensational sales of the newspaper.3the news a regular television or radio programme that gives you reports of recent events: the ten o’clock news Let’s watch the news. Be quiet. I want to listen to the news.on the news It must be true – I heard it on the news last night.switch/turn/put on the news (=turn the television or radio on for the news)4be good/bad news for somebody if the facts about something are good or bad news for someone, they are likely to make life better or worse for them: There is no legal market for African ivory, which is good news for the elephants.5he’s/she’s bad news informal used to say that someone is likely to cause trouble: Stay away from that guy, he’s bad news.6be news if someone or something is news, people are interested in them at the moment and want to know about them: European fashions are big news right now in the States.7that’s news to me! spoken used when you are surprised or annoyed because you have not been told something earlier: ‘The meeting’s been cancelled.’ ‘That’s news to me!’8I’ve got news for you spoken used to say that you are going to tell someone the facts about something, which they will probably not like to hear: You may think I’m finished, but I’ve got news for you – I’ll be back.9no news is good news spoken used when you have not received any news about someone and you hope this means that nothing bad has happenedGRAMMARCountable or uncountable?• News is an uncountable noun and is followed by a singular verb: · The news was not very good.• News is used with the singular form of words such as this and that: · He was shocked when he heard this news. ✗Don’t say: these newsPrepositions with the news• If someone or something is on the news, they appear or there is a report about them on a television or radio news programme: · The minister was on the 10 o’clock news.· I saw the pictures of the crash on the news.• If someone or something is in the news, they are being discussed in newspapers and on news programmes: · Education has been in the news a lot this week.COLLOCATIONSadjectivesgood news· He’s feeling much better, so that’s good news.great/wonderful news· They’re getting married? That’s wonderful news!welcome news (=good news that makes you happy)· The lower interest rates will be welcome news to home owners.bad/terrible news· ‘I’m afraid I have bad news,’ said Jackson.· Have you heard the terrible news about Simon?the latest news· Mom sent a letter with all the latest news.old news (=news that you have already heard)· She wasn’t surprised; it was old news to her.important news· I’ve got some important news to tell you.the big news informal (=an important piece of news)· The big news is that Polly and Richard are going to get married.verbshave some news (for somebody)· I could tell by his face that he had some news.tell somebody the news· Jack called him to tell him the good news.break the news (to somebody) (=tell someone some bad news)· Two policemen came to the door to break the news about her husband.spread the news (=tell a lot of people the news)· After she had the baby, her husband made phone calls to spread the happy news.hear the news (=hear about something that has happened)· She was really upset when she heard the news.welcome the news formal (=say that you are pleased about some news)· Environmental groups welcomed the news that the area would be protected.greet the news with surprise/delight etc formal (=react to the news in a particular way)· Fans greeted the news of the victory with a loud cheer.news spreads (=a lot of people find out the news from other people)· News spreads fast in a small town.phrasesa piece of news (also a bit of news British English)· Leo thought about this piece of news carefully.the good news is …/the bad news is ... (=used to introduce a piece of good and bad news)· The good news is that most stores have the game in stock; the bad news is that it’s not cheap.
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