Definition of newswoman in English:

newswoman

nounPlural newswomen ˈnjuːzwʊmənˈn(j)uzˌwʊmən

A female reporter or journalist.
Example sentencesExamples
- Tonight, newswoman and commentator Cokie Roberts on some remarkable women who helped make history as America's founding mothers.
- She was previously the Post's Johannesburg, South Africa correspondent, and published a memoir of her newswoman's African journey.
- With her calm and assured on-camera demeanor, she seems the most aristocratic of newswomen.
- I noted that the focus of the newsmen and newswomen was the numbers of people who had actually come out to vote.
- The newswoman stood in Buehler Park surrounded by a flock of distressed pigeons.
- The newswoman oozed contempt from every strand of her short cropped bleached blond locks.
- A newswoman was walking towards him with a cameraman right behind her, and she was holding a microphone out.
- I still think that newswomen of that era were outstanding, unique and strong.
- A graphic appeared on the screen next to the newswoman that was shaped like a flying disc.
Synonyms
reporter, correspondent, newsman, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, columnist, writer, commentator, reviewer, blogger

Definition of newswoman in US English:

newswoman

nounˈn(j)uzˌwʊmənˈn(y)o͞ozˌwo͝omən

A female reporter or journalist.
Example sentencesExamples
- Tonight, newswoman and commentator Cokie Roberts on some remarkable women who helped make history as America's founding mothers.
- A graphic appeared on the screen next to the newswoman that was shaped like a flying disc.
- The newswoman stood in Buehler Park surrounded by a flock of distressed pigeons.
- I noted that the focus of the newsmen and newswomen was the numbers of people who had actually come out to vote.
- A newswoman was walking towards him with a cameraman right behind her, and she was holding a microphone out.
- She was previously the Post's Johannesburg, South Africa correspondent, and published a memoir of her newswoman's African journey.
- With her calm and assured on-camera demeanor, she seems the most aristocratic of newswomen.
- The newswoman oozed contempt from every strand of her short cropped bleached blond locks.
- I still think that newswomen of that era were outstanding, unique and strong.
Synonyms
reporter, correspondent, newsman, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, columnist, writer, commentator, reviewer, blogger

词汇	newswoman
释义	Definition of newswoman in English: newswoman nounPlural newswomen ˈnjuːzwʊmənˈn(j)uzˌwʊmən A female reporter or journalist. Example sentencesExamples Tonight, newswoman and commentator Cokie Roberts on some remarkable women who helped make history as America's founding mothers. She was previously the Post's Johannesburg, South Africa correspondent, and published a memoir of her newswoman's African journey. With her calm and assured on-camera demeanor, she seems the most aristocratic of newswomen. I noted that the focus of the newsmen and newswomen was the numbers of people who had actually come out to vote. The newswoman stood in Buehler Park surrounded by a flock of distressed pigeons. The newswoman oozed contempt from every strand of her short cropped bleached blond locks. A newswoman was walking towards him with a cameraman right behind her, and she was holding a microphone out. I still think that newswomen of that era were outstanding, unique and strong. A graphic appeared on the screen next to the newswoman that was shaped like a flying disc. Synonyms reporter, correspondent, newsman, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, columnist, writer, commentator, reviewer, blogger Definition of newswoman in US English: newswoman nounˈn(j)uzˌwʊmənˈn(y)o͞ozˌwo͝omən A female reporter or journalist. Example sentencesExamples Tonight, newswoman and commentator Cokie Roberts on some remarkable women who helped make history as America's founding mothers. A graphic appeared on the screen next to the newswoman that was shaped like a flying disc. The newswoman stood in Buehler Park surrounded by a flock of distressed pigeons. I noted that the focus of the newsmen and newswomen was the numbers of people who had actually come out to vote. A newswoman was walking towards him with a cameraman right behind her, and she was holding a microphone out. She was previously the Post's Johannesburg, South Africa correspondent, and published a memoir of her newswoman's African journey. With her calm and assured on-camera demeanor, she seems the most aristocratic of newswomen. The newswoman oozed contempt from every strand of her short cropped bleached blond locks. I still think that newswomen of that era were outstanding, unique and strong. Synonyms reporter, correspondent, newsman, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, columnist, writer, commentator, reviewer, blogger
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