newscaster

newscaster — 名詞

1. a person whose job is to read news reports aloud during television or radio broa

1.名詞B2
釋義

新聞播報員

電視或廣播中播報新聞的從業人員

a person whose job is to read news reports aloud during television or radio broadcasts, presenting information about current events to the public.

例句

The local station hired a new newscaster named Yara for the late-night broadcast.

地方電視台僱用了一位名叫 Yara 的新聞播報員來主持深夜時段。

collocation: local station / newscaster

After fifteen years as a radio newscaster, Rohan finally moved to the television desk.

在擔任了十五年的電台新聞播報員之後，Rohan 終於轉到了電視台。

career path: radio newscaster → television

同義詞
  • newsreader

    more common in British English; identical in meaning

  • anchor

    usually the lead presenter who coordinates the programme; stronger sense of leadership

  • broadcaster

    broader term that includes anyone who presents on radio or television, not limited to news

  • journalist

    broader still; includes reporters who gather and write news, not just present it on air

用法筆記

In American English, the term 'anchor' often refers to the main newscaster who directs the flow of a programme, while 'newscaster' can apply to any on-air news reader. In British English, 'newsreader' is the more common equivalent.

常見錯誤

❌She works as a newscaster for the newspaper.
✅She works as a reporter for the newspaper.
💡A newscaster reads news on TV or radio, not in print publications.