Journalist /’d??:n?list/ n. 记者;消息事情者
involve /in’v?lv/ vt. 牵扯;触及;包含; 使介入(卷入)……
editor /’edit?/ n. 编纂
photograph /’f?ut?ɡrɑ:f/ n. 照片 vt. 给……拍照
photographer /f?’t?ɡr?f?/ n. 拍照师
photography /f?’t?ɡr?fi/ n. 拍照
unforgettable /?nf?’ɡet?bl/ abj. 难忘的;永久记得的
assignment /?’sainm?nt/ n. 使命;分派
delighted /di’laitid/ adj. 快活的;惊喜的
admirable /’?dm?r?bl/ adj. 值得赞美的;使人敬佩的
unusual /?n’ju:?u?l/ adj. 分歧平常的;怪异的
assist /?’sist/ vt. 帮忙;协助;支援
assistant /?’sist?nt/ n. 助手;助理;售货员
submit /s?b’mit/ vt. 递交;呈递(文件等)
profession /pr?u’fe?n/ n. 职业;专业
professional /pr?’fe??n?l/ adj. 专业的;职业的n. 专业职员
colleague /’k?li:ɡ/ n. 同事
eager /’i:ɡ?/ adj. 巴望的;热切的
concentrate /’k?ns?ntreit/ vi. & vt. 集中;汇集
concentrate on 集中;全神灌输于
amateur /’?m?t?/ n. 业余快乐喜爱者
update /?p’deit/ vt. 更新;使现代化
acquire /?’kwai?/ vt. 得到;获得;学到
assess /?’ses/ vt. 评估;评定
inform /in’f?:m/ vt. 告诉;通知
deadline /’dedlain/ n. 最后刻日
interviewee /int?vju:’i:/ n. 加入口试者;接管采访者
meanwhile /’mi:nwail/ adv. 此间;同时
depend on 寄托;依靠
case /keis/ n. 环境;病例;案例
accuse /?’kju:z/ vt. 责怪;训斥;控诉
accuse … of 因……@责%m82fX%怪或控%f6wo7%诉@……
accusation /?kju:’zei?n/ n. 责怪;训斥;控诉
deliberately /di’lib?r?tli/ adv. 成心地
so as to (do sth) 为了(做)……
deny /di’nai/ vt. 否定;回绝
sceptical /’skeptikl/ adj. 猜疑的(skeptical)
guilty /’ɡilti/ adj. 犯法的;有罪的;惭愧的
dile妹妹a /di’lem?/ n. (进退失据的)窘境;逆境
demand /di’mɑ:nd/ n. 需求;请求 vt. 强烈请求
demanding /di’mɑ:ndi?/ adj. 请求很高的;费劲的
publish /’p?bli?/ vt. 出书;刊行;颁发;颁布
scoop /sku:p/ n. 争先得到的消息;利润等;勺子;铲子
section /’sek?n/ n. 部门;节
concise /k?n’sais// adj. 简明的;简洁的
imaginative /i’m?d?in?tiv/ adj. 富于想象力的
technical /’teknikl/ adj. 技能(上)的;技能方面的
technically /’teknikli/ adv. 技能上;工艺上
thorough /’θ?r?/ adj. 完全的;细致的
gifted /’ɡiftid/ adj. 有禀赋的
idiomatic /idi?’m?tik/ adj. 习用的; 合乎说话习气的
housewife /’hauswaif/ n. 家庭妇女
crime /kraim/ n. 恶行;犯法
edition /i’di?n/ n. 版(本);版次
ahead of 在……前面
department /di’pɑ:tm?nt/ n. 部分;部;处;系
accurate /’?kjur?t/ adj. 切确的;准确的
senior /’si:ni?/ adj. 年长的;高年级的;高档的
polish /’p?li?/ vt. 擦亮;磨光;润饰
chief /t?i:f/ adj. 重要的;首席的 n. 首级;主座
approve /?’pru:v/ vt. 同意;承认;核准
process /’pr?uses/ vt. 加工;处置 n. 进程;步伐;步调
negative /’neɡ?tiv/ n. 底片;否认 adj. 否认的;消极的
appointment /?’p?intm?nt/ n. 约会;录用
MY FIRST WORK ASSIGNMENT “Unforgettable” says new journalist
Never will Zhou Yang (ZY)forget his first assignment at the office of a popular English newspaper.His discussion with his new boss,Hu Xin (HX),was to strongly influence his life as a journalist.
HX:Welcome.We’re delighted you’re coming to work with us.Your first job here will be an assistant journalist.Do you have any questions?
ZY:Can I go out on a story i妹妹ediately?
HX:(laughing) That’s admirable,but I’m afraid it would be unusual!Wait till you’re more experienced.First we’ll put you as an assistant to an experienced journalist.Later you can cover a story and submit the article yourself.
ZY:Wonderful.What do I need to take with me?I already have a notebook and camera. HX:No need for a camera.You’ll have a professional photographer with you to take photographs.You’ll find your colleagues very eager to assist you,so you may be able to concentrate on photography later if you’re interested.
ZY:Thank you.Not only am I interested in photography,but I took an amateur course at university to update my
skills.
HX:Good.
ZY:What do I need to remember when I go out to cover a story?
HX:You need to be curious.Only if you ask many different questions will you acquire all the information you need to know.We say a good journalist must have a good“nose”for a story.That means you must be able to assess when people are not telling the whole truth and then try to discover it.They must use research to inform themselves of the missing parts of the story.
ZY:What should I keep in mind.
HX:Here comes my list of dos and don’ts:don’t miss your deadline,don’t be rude,don’t talk too much,but make sure you listen to the interviewee carefully.
ZY:Why is listening so important?
HX:Well,you have to listen for detailed facts.Meanwhile you have to prepare the next question depending on what the person says.
ZY:But how can I listen carefully
while taking notes?
HX:This is a trick of the trade.If the interviewee agrees,you can use a recorder to get the facts straight.It’s also useful if a person wants to challenge you.You have the evidence to support your story.
ZY:I see!Have you ever had a case where someone accused your journalists of getting the wrong end of the stick?
HX:Yes,but it was a long time ago.This is how the story goes.A footballer was accused of taking money for deliberately not scoring goals so as to let the other team win.We went to interview him.He denied taking money but we were sceptical.So we arranged an interview between the footballer and the man supposed to bribe him.When we saw them together we guessed from the footballer’s body language that he was not telling the truth.So we wrote an article suggesting he was guilty.It was a dile妹妹a because the footballer could have demanded damages if we were wrong.He tried to stop us publishing it but later we were proved right.
ZY:Wow!That was a real “scoop”.I’m looking forward to my first assignment now.Perhaps I’ll get a scoop too!
HX:Perhaps you will.You never know.
我的第一项事情使命“难以忘记”,消息记者说
周阳永久不会健忘他在一家很受接待的英语报社的第一项事情使命。他同新上司胡新的会商对他的记者生活势必发生重大的影响。
胡:接待你。很是欢快你来和咱们一块儿事情。你在这里起首是当助理记者。有甚么问题吗?
周:我可以顿时外出采访吗?
周:太棒了。我必要带甚么?我有一个条记本和一个相机。
胡:不必要相机。你将带上一位专业拍照师去摄影。你将发明同事们会热忱地帮忙你,是以若是你对拍照感乐趣,今后你可以集中精神去钻研它。
周:感谢你。对拍照我不但仅是感乐趣,在大学里我还加入过业余拍照班提高我的程度呢。
胡:很好。
周:我外出采访时还必要记着些甚么呢?
胡:你必要连结好奇心。只有问不少问题,你才能获得你想获得的信息。咱们说,一个好的记者必需有对消息很是灵敏的“嗅觉”。那就是说,在人们尚未说出全数原形以前,记者就要可以或许作出果断,并力图发明原形。他们必需经由过程查询拜访钻研,来使本身领会被漏掉的那部门环境。
周:我还要注重些甚么呢?
胡:下面是我的举动准则:不要跨越最后刻日,不成对人粗暴,不成本身说得太多,务必当真谛听被采访人的答复。
周:为甚么谛听这么首要呢?
胡:你得听清晰究竟的细节。同时,你还要按照被采访人所说的话筹备提出下一个问题。 周:可是怎么才能在作记实的同时听清对方的话呢?
胡:这就是咱们职业的窍门了。若是被采访人容许,你可使用小型灌音机来记实下全数究竟。若是有人提出质疑,这也有效。你就有证据来支撑你的报导。
周:我大白了!你有无碰到过这类环境:他人控诉你的记者,说他的报导失实呢? 胡:有,不外这是好久之前的事了。事变是如许的:一名足球运带动被指控纳贿,成心不进球,好让此外队赢球。咱们去采访了他。他否定纳贿,但咱们很猜疑。是以咱们为足球运带动和阿谁被认为贿赂的人放置了一场采访。当咱们瞥见他们在一块儿时,从足球运带动的身体说话猜出他没有说出原形。以是咱们写了一篇文章表示他曾纳贿。这事有些尴尬,由于若是咱们犯错,足球运带动会请求补偿。他试图阻拦咱们颁布该动静,但厥后咱们被证实是对的。
周:哇!那真是独家消息。我如今巴望获得第一个使命。也许我也能找到独家消息! 胡:你或许会。谁晓得呢。
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