columnists
columnists — 名詞
- columnistssingular
- columnistsesplural
1. a writer who produces regular opinion pieces for a newspaper, magazine, or websi
專欄作家
定期在報刊或網站發表評論文章的記者
a writer who produces regular opinion pieces for a newspaper, magazine, or website
Naoko works as a food columnist for a major newspaper in Osaka.
Naoko 在大阪一家大報擔任美食專欄作家。
collocation: food columnist / sports columnist / gossip columnist
The political columnist argued that the new tax would hurt small shops.
那位政治專欄作家認為新稅制會損害小商店。
Diego became a sports columnist after covering local teams for six years.
Diego 報導當地球隊六年後，成為了體育專欄作家。
Several well-known columnists signed an open letter defending press freedom.
幾位知名專欄作家聯署了一封捍衛新聞自由的公開信。
Readers trust the advice columnist because she answers each question with care.
讀者信任那位問答專欄作家，因為她用心回答每個問題。
- commentator
broader term — can work in TV or radio, not limited to print
- opinion writer
more explicit about giving views rather than reporting facts
- correspondent
usually reports news from a specific place, not necessarily opinion-based
- reporter
focuses on delivering facts and news, not personal opinion
用法筆記
Typically followed by 'for' plus the name of the publication, or preceded by a subject area (sports columnist, political columnist).