a journalist who sends news reports and commentary from a combat zone or place of battle for publication or broadcast
A war correspondent is a journalist who covers stories firsthand from a war zone. In the 19th century they were also called Special Correspondents.
例句与用法
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To become a war correspondent is my dream 成为随军记者是我的梦想。
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When i reached senior high school , the small dream of becoming a journalist grew to be a big dream of becoming a war correspondent 高中的时候，体育记者的梦想在心中慢慢长成了要成为战地记者的大理想。
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The descending paratroopers of the allies , as described by war correspondents , were like pepper powder spread in the air and gone with the wind 当时的战地记者这样描述：从天而降的盟军伞兵，就像胡椒粉一样被撒向天空、随风而逝。
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Latter because of the hope risk life of struggle , has joined spain successively by the volunteer soldier and war correspondent ' s status to cuba ' s colony war and the english army in indian , sudanese , south africa ' s war , battles heroically , dares the shoe danger to worry is well - known 后因渴望冒险的战斗生活，以志愿兵和随军记者的身份先后参加过西班牙对古巴的殖民地战争和英国军队在印度、苏丹、南非的战争，以作战英勇，敢于履险犯难闻名。
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