investigative reporting的意思

investigative reporting中文翻譯：

調查性報道

相似詞語短語

investigative reporter───調查記者

investigative work───調查工作

investigative team───調查組

investigative journalism───調查性新聞；調查性報道

investigative journalist───調查記者

investigation found───調查發現

investigation revealed───調查顯示

investigating───v.調查；審查（investigate的ing形式）

investigation───n.調查；調查研究

雙語使用場景

These days the donors are particularly interested in niches, such as investigative reporting and science writing.───最近，參加培訓的人對撰寫調查報告和科技文獻之類的工作尤為感興趣。

But it's Xuan's serious investigative reporting and energetic live presentations that have earned him widespread attention and respect.───但是宣的嚴肅的報道和充滿活力的現場陳述為他贏得了廣泛的關注和贊譽。

That gives tabloids a special role in investigative reporting, even if they include much hearsay and error.───這使得小報在調查報道中有了特殊的角色，即使他們因而不得不受到更多的聽證，或者犯更多的錯。

The editor encouraged him to move out of his comfort zone and try some investigative reporting.───編輯鼓勵他大膽走出自己得心應手的領域，嘗試做一些調查性報道。

Critics say it stifles the sort of investigative reporting badly needed after Japan's incestuous politics under the LDP.───評論人說這樣遏制了那種調查性質的報道，而那種報道才是在日本民進黨統治下的親緣政治后急需要的。

Choosing the Investigative Reporting to be the fact basis to reply the theory in the next part .───在本文的第三部分選取了調查性新聞報道作為事實依據，給這一理論以有力的現實回應。

The general presentation of Investigative Reporting without highlights is not well.───整體表現欠佳，全年調查性報道缺乏亮點。

The BBC reckons it will be able to spend more on investigative reporting, high-quality drama and natural history programmes.───BBC認為需要在調查報告類，高質量的曲藝類及自然歷史類節目上花費更多。

英語使用場景

Categories are feature writing, investigative reporting, community service, commentary, photography, international reporting and pioneer.

The magazine has long stronghold of investigative reporting in China.

And an examination by David Barstow of conflicts of interest among the military analysts who help television networks cover the wars in Asia won the Pulitzer for investigative reporting.

The Centre for Investigative Reporting (CIR), based in Berkeley, California, was founded in 1977 and describes itself as "the nation's oldest non-profit investigative news organisation".

Among them are hundreds of university journalism professors who routinely offer courses in investigative reporting at their schools.

Some 600 Boston University journalism students had braved a rainy Friday night in 1976 to hear a panel discussion on investigative reporting.

What Watergate did do, though, was to popularize investigative reporting and bring it into the mainstream.

Now, investigative reporting, interpretative reporting and objective reporting stands in its place fairly, and has become the mainstreamed reporting type in western press.

With ratings down, however, the show last fall refocused on investigative reporting and celebrity interviews and stopped paying for stories.