media

英 [ˈmiːdiə]

美 [ˈmiːdiə]

n. 大众传播媒介，大众传播工具(指电视、广播、报纸、互联网)
medium的复数

Oxford 3000 / Collins.4 / COCA.757

牛津词典

noun

大众传播媒介，大众传播工具（指电视、广播、报纸、互联网）
the main ways that large numbers of people receive information and entertainment, that is television, radio, newspapers and the Internet
大众传播媒介，大众传播工具（指电视、广播、报纸、互联网）
the main ways that large numbers of people receive information and entertainment, that is television, radio, newspapers and the Internet

The measures include tight control of media coverage
那些措施包括对媒体报道的严格管制。
He feels that the media should be more responsible in what they report.
他觉得媒体应该对报道的内容更负责任些。
The interplay between the new politics and the modern media will unbalance the political process and inhibit its workings.
新政治和现代媒体之间的相互作用将会扰乱政治进程，妨碍其正常运作。
Janet Jackson's new album has been heralded by a massive media campaign
珍妮·杰克逊的新专辑已经在媒体上进行了大规模宣传。
Once more people are wired, the potential to change the mainstream media will be huge.
一旦更多人能上网，网络改变主流媒体的潜力将十分巨大。
She has edited the media studies quarterly, Screen.
她编选了这本媒体研究季刊——《银幕》。
The American Congress and media mostly missed the point about all this.
美国国会和媒体大都没搞清这一切的核心问题。
Their media has earned the reputation for being rather dull and uninteresting
他们的媒体获得了相当单调、乏味的名声。
It is hard work and not a glamorous job as portrayed by the media.
这是份苦差，并非像媒体描绘的那般令人向往。
The media played up the prospects for a settlement
媒体夸大了达成和解的可能性。