newsreel

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newsreel — 名詞

  • newsreelsingular
  • newsreelsplural

1. a brief film report, especially in older cinemas, that showed audiences recent p

1.名詞C1
釋義

新聞片

早年戲院播放的時事報導短片

a brief film report, especially in older cinemas, that showed audiences recent public events

例句

At the museum, Sivan watched a newsreel about the first moon landing.

在博物館裡,Sivan 看了一部介紹首次登月的新聞片。

watch a newsreel about + event

The old cinema showed a newsreel before the main film began.

那家老戲院在主片開始前先播放了一段新聞片。

show a newsreel before + film

同義詞
  • newsfilm

    very close in meaning, but less common in everyday use

  • documentary

    usually longer and more detailed, not a short cinema update

  • news report

    broader term that can be spoken, written, or filmed

文法句型

watch a newsreel about + event

show a newsreel before + film

newsreel footage of + event

用法筆記

Mostly used for historical cinema material or archive film. In modern contexts, people usually say footage, clip, or news report unless the old film format matters.

常見錯誤

I watched a newsreel on TikTok before breakfast.
I watched a news clip on TikTok before breakfast.
💡newsreel usually refers to an older cinema film, not a modern phone video.