press

英 [pres] 美[prɛs]

go to be printed

付梓，付印

(informal, chiefly N. Amer.)(of a celebrity or politician) greet people by shaking hands

(非正式，主北美)（要人，政客）握手问候

To shake hands and mingle with many people, especially while campaigning for public office.

拥挤：握手并和许多人混在一起，尤指在竞选公职时

1. Politicians want a lap-dog press which will uncritically report their propaganda.: 政客们想要的是不问是非、甘为他们搞宣传的哈巴狗一样的新闻媒体。

2. He faced the press, initially, in a somewhat subdued mood.: 他最初面对媒体时情绪有点忧郁。

3. The government says it will not be bullied by the press.: 政府声称不会屈服于新闻媒体的压力。

4. Local feeling does not necessarily concur with the press.: 当地人的感受未必与媒体一致。

5. Bank robberies, burglaries and muggings are reported almost daily in the press.: 报纸上几乎每天都有抢劫银行、入室行窃和拦路抢劫的报道。