Definition of news conference in English:

news conference

noun

North American

A press conference.
记者招待会
Example sentencesExamples
- Here though are some other comments he made at a brief news conference in New York.
- They're just about to begin a news conference which we'll be watching closely for you.
- Both men denied any wrongdoing when they appeared in handcuffs at a news conference in Manila on Tuesday.
- He will talk to us after the mayor steps up to the podium and gives his live news conference.
- The two men met for an hour before the news conference amid rising tensions between Israel and Europe.
- The two of them stood together at a news conference and said there was no case.
- At an extraordinary news conference, copies of the report were handed out.
- The mayor is going to have a news conference later today to give us an update on the plan to rebuild the city.
- What follows is the speech the president didn't make at his news conference last week.
- It's one thing to hold a news conference or a briefing where you get a few questions on a given topic.
- He spoke at a news conference announcing the final report of the Special Committee on Illegal Drugs, which he chaired.
- He told a news conference the allied expeditionary force was making progress north and closing in on the capital Baghdad.
- On April 3, the first news conference was held for journalists from home and abroad.
- The Fox reporter at the news conference tried to coax the major into saying more than he was saying.
- His re-entry into civilization was not marked by a news conference with camera flashes and barked questions.
- We are expecting a news conference from the Atlanta police chief in the next few moments.
- But such was the bad blood between the two rivals that neither would agree to a joint news conference later that day.
- The accusations came at a news conference called by the caucus to address the issue of press freedom.
- He told a news conference on August 16 that it was likely that accession would be postponed.
- There is going to be a news conference by the board of directors of the party in a couple of hours.

Definition of news conference in US English:

news conference

nounn(j)uz ˈkɑnf(ə)rəns

North American

A press conference.
记者招待会
Example sentencesExamples
- We are expecting a news conference from the Atlanta police chief in the next few moments.
- The two men met for an hour before the news conference amid rising tensions between Israel and Europe.
- Here though are some other comments he made at a brief news conference in New York.
- The accusations came at a news conference called by the caucus to address the issue of press freedom.
- At an extraordinary news conference, copies of the report were handed out.
- They're just about to begin a news conference which we'll be watching closely for you.
- He told a news conference on August 16 that it was likely that accession would be postponed.
- The mayor is going to have a news conference later today to give us an update on the plan to rebuild the city.
- On April 3, the first news conference was held for journalists from home and abroad.
- What follows is the speech the president didn't make at his news conference last week.
- Both men denied any wrongdoing when they appeared in handcuffs at a news conference in Manila on Tuesday.
- He spoke at a news conference announcing the final report of the Special Committee on Illegal Drugs, which he chaired.
- There is going to be a news conference by the board of directors of the party in a couple of hours.
- He told a news conference the allied expeditionary force was making progress north and closing in on the capital Baghdad.
- He will talk to us after the mayor steps up to the podium and gives his live news conference.
- His re-entry into civilization was not marked by a news conference with camera flashes and barked questions.
- The Fox reporter at the news conference tried to coax the major into saying more than he was saying.
- The two of them stood together at a news conference and said there was no case.
- But such was the bad blood between the two rivals that neither would agree to a joint news conference later that day.
- It's one thing to hold a news conference or a briefing where you get a few questions on a given topic.

词汇	news conference
释义	Definition of news conference in English: news conference noun North American A press conference. 记者招待会 Example sentencesExamples Here though are some other comments he made at a brief news conference in New York. They're just about to begin a news conference which we'll be watching closely for you. Both men denied any wrongdoing when they appeared in handcuffs at a news conference in Manila on Tuesday. He will talk to us after the mayor steps up to the podium and gives his live news conference. The two men met for an hour before the news conference amid rising tensions between Israel and Europe. The two of them stood together at a news conference and said there was no case. At an extraordinary news conference, copies of the report were handed out. The mayor is going to have a news conference later today to give us an update on the plan to rebuild the city. What follows is the speech the president didn't make at his news conference last week. It's one thing to hold a news conference or a briefing where you get a few questions on a given topic. He spoke at a news conference announcing the final report of the Special Committee on Illegal Drugs, which he chaired. He told a news conference the allied expeditionary force was making progress north and closing in on the capital Baghdad. On April 3, the first news conference was held for journalists from home and abroad. The Fox reporter at the news conference tried to coax the major into saying more than he was saying. His re-entry into civilization was not marked by a news conference with camera flashes and barked questions. We are expecting a news conference from the Atlanta police chief in the next few moments. But such was the bad blood between the two rivals that neither would agree to a joint news conference later that day. The accusations came at a news conference called by the caucus to address the issue of press freedom. He told a news conference on August 16 that it was likely that accession would be postponed. There is going to be a news conference by the board of directors of the party in a couple of hours. Definition of news conference in US English: news conference nounn(j)uz ˈkɑnf(ə)rəns North American A press conference. 记者招待会 Example sentencesExamples We are expecting a news conference from the Atlanta police chief in the next few moments. The two men met for an hour before the news conference amid rising tensions between Israel and Europe. Here though are some other comments he made at a brief news conference in New York. The accusations came at a news conference called by the caucus to address the issue of press freedom. At an extraordinary news conference, copies of the report were handed out. They're just about to begin a news conference which we'll be watching closely for you. He told a news conference on August 16 that it was likely that accession would be postponed. The mayor is going to have a news conference later today to give us an update on the plan to rebuild the city. On April 3, the first news conference was held for journalists from home and abroad. What follows is the speech the president didn't make at his news conference last week. Both men denied any wrongdoing when they appeared in handcuffs at a news conference in Manila on Tuesday. He spoke at a news conference announcing the final report of the Special Committee on Illegal Drugs, which he chaired. There is going to be a news conference by the board of directors of the party in a couple of hours. He told a news conference the allied expeditionary force was making progress north and closing in on the capital Baghdad. He will talk to us after the mayor steps up to the podium and gives his live news conference. His re-entry into civilization was not marked by a news conference with camera flashes and barked questions. The Fox reporter at the news conference tried to coax the major into saying more than he was saying. The two of them stood together at a news conference and said there was no case. But such was the bad blood between the two rivals that neither would agree to a joint news conference later that day. It's one thing to hold a news conference or a briefing where you get a few questions on a given topic.
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