Fleet Street

英 [ˈfliːt striːt]

美 [ˈfliːt striːt]

n.  舰队街，弗利特街(位于伦敦中心的一条街道，曾是全国性大报社所在地); (统称)英国报界，英国新闻界

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牛津词典

noun

• 舰队街，弗利特街（位于伦敦中心的一条街道，曾是全国性大报社所在地）；（统称）英国报界，英国新闻界
  a street in central London where many national newspapers used to have their offices (now used to mean British newspapers and journalists in general)

柯林斯词典

• N-PROPER 舰队街(指英国报界)
  Fleet Streetis used to refer to British national newspapers and to the journalists who work for them.
  1. He was the highest-paid sub-editor in Fleet Street.
     他是英国报界薪水最高的副编辑。
  2. ...Fleet Street journalists.
     英国报界记者

双语例句

• She walked the half mile from fleet street back to her office.
  她从舰队街步行半英里回到了自己的办公室。
• If you are told that someone works in Fleet Street, you know that he is probably a journalist, or in some way or other connected with journalism.
  如果有人告诉你某人在舰队街工作，你便可知道他很可能是个记者，或者多少与新闻业有关。
• Paul's you reach Fleet Street, a name familiar to people in many parts of the world.
  这个名字对世界各地的人来讲都不会陌生。
• Art direction was a double whammy, going to two Italians who'd worked on "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" with a mostly British cast and crew.
  艺术指导更是加倍的晦气，给了大部分剧组成员是英国人的《理发师陶德》中的两个意大利人。
• He's a fleet street journalist.
  他是英国报纸记者。
• He had the nerve to say fleet street was corrupting me.
  他竟厚颜无耻地说舰队街报界在对我进行贿赂。
• A number of rumours were circulating in fleet street.
  若干流言正在舰队街传开。
• He was thinking, first and foremost, of the lively discussions which took place in his day in the coffee shops and inns around Fleet Street.
  他首先是在他那个年代舰队街周围的咖啡馆和小酒店里那些热烈的讨论。
• Yet at that college on Fleet Street, I got my first taste of what this whole new world of journalism could be.
  然而，在舰队街的新闻学院里，我第一次对全新的新闻世界有了感觉。
• How could anyone turn his back on Fleet Street in central London for a small local area?
  一个人怎么可以放弃在伦敦市中心的高薪职位去地方的一个小区呢？