Tìm
news
news /nju:z/
- danh từ, số nhiều dùng như số ít
- tin, tin tức
- good news: tin mừng, tin vui, tin lành
- bad news: tin buồn, tin dữ
- what’s the news?: có tin tức gì mới?
- ill news flies apace; bad news travels quickly: tin dữ lan nhanh
- no news is good news: không có tin tức gì là bình yên
- thats’s no news to me: tôi đã biết tin đó rồi
- tin, tin tức
Word families (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs): news, renewal, newness, renew, new, renewable, renewed, newly, anew
Xem thêm: intelligence, tidings, word, news program, news show, newsworthiness
Tra câu | Đọc báo tiếng Anh
news
Từ điển Collocation
news noun
1 new information
ADJ. encouraging, excellent, good, great, marvellous, terrific, tremendous, welcome, wonderful The good news is that we’ve all been given an extra day’s leave. Great news! We’ve bought the house. | bad, gloomy, grim, sad, terrible, tragic, unwelcome | dramatic, important, momentous | hot, late, latest, recent Some late news has just come in. | old, stale | exciting, interesting | front-page It was front-page news at the time. | domestic, home, local, national, regional | foreign, international | business, City, financial | sports, tennis, etc.
QUANT. bit, item, piece We’ve had a bit of good news.
VERB + NEWS get, have, hear, learn, receive Have you heard the latest news? | catch up on I want to catch up on all your news. | announce, break, bring (sb), give sb, tell sb The police had to break the news to the boy’s parents. | spread She ran from office to office, spreading the news. | leak News of their engagement was leaked to the press. | report I haven’t really got any news to report. | carry ‘The Daily Nation’ carried news of the event. | gather, get It’s the reporter’s job to go out and gather news. | await, expect, wait for They are waiting for news of their relatives. | greet, react to, welcome The news was greeted with astonishment. | make It was a very minor incident and barely made the news.
NEWS + VERB come, come in, come through News is coming in of a large fire in central London. | break, leak out The news broke while we were on holiday. | spread, travel The news spread like wildfire.
NEWS + NOUN bulletin, flash, item, release, report, story Programmes were interrupted for a news flash. | coverage News coverage of the fighting was extremely biased. | conference The former manager gave his first news conference since being sacked. | agency, service | programme | editor | source | media
PREP. at the ~ She went completely to pieces at the news of his death. | in the ~ She’s been in the news a lot lately. | with the ~ Joan came in with the news that a pay rise had been agreed. | ~ about I’m not interested in news about celebrities. | ~ from And now with news from the Games, over to our Olympic correspondent. | ~ of news of fresh killings | ~ on Is there any news on the car bomb attack? | ~ to It was news to me that they’d got married.
2 the news: on TV or radio
ADJ. radio, television, TV | evening, lunchtime, nine o’clock, etc.
VERB + NEWS hear, listen to, see, watch | turn on | broadcast | read The news is read by Harriet Daly.
PREP. in the ~ Our school was mentioned in the news. | on the ~ I heard it on t
Từ điển WordNet
- n .
- new information about specific and timely events; intelligence, tidings, word
they awaited news of the outcome
- new information of any kind
it was news to me
- a program devoted to news; news program, news show
we watch the 7 o’clock news every night
- information reported in a newspaper or news magazine
the news of my death was greatly exaggerated
- the quality of being sufficiently interesting to be reported in news bulletins; newsworthiness
the judge conceded the newsworthiness of the trial
he is no longer news in the fashion world
Microsoft Computer Dictionary
n. The Internet protocol for retrieving files from an Internet newsgroup. You can create hyperlinks to newsgroups using news://.
File Extension Dictionary
News Bitmap Image
English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary
syn.: information story tidings word
