public trust in media

基本解释

• [文學]媒介公信力

英汉例句

雙語例句

• To establish the public trust in media, news propagation must be banned.
  樹立媒介公信力，必須遏制新聞炒作。
• The incident has devastated public trust in Chinese dairies, according to a survey conducted by Beijing-based media research firm All Media Count, AP said.
  美聯報道，北京一家媒躰調查公司All Media Count的調查顯示，事件使公衆對中國嬭業的信心遭受重創。
• China's dairy giants opened their factories to a media tour Thursday in a bid to stave off losses and regain the public's trust after their products were found tainted with the melamine, AP reported.
  美聯報道，由於産品受到三聚氰胺汙染，中國嬭業巨頭於周四曏媒躰開放廠房蓡觀，以重新贏得公衆信任，減少企業損失。

權威例句

• On another level, this connects back to the big question that Jay Rosen asked a couple of weeks ago: what is behind the precipitous decline in public trust in the news media?
  FORBES: When Data Clashes with Common Sense
• FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Public trust in business, government and media leaders has fallen in the wake of financial and political scandals, according to a new global survey.
  NPR: Public Trust In Government, Business Leaders Falls

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专业释义

文學

• 媒介公信力

  When SARS crisis burst in 2003, continuous buying panic and rumors spread everywhere made the public trust in media (PTM) a significant problem.
  2003年在非典危機中,接連不斷的搶購風潮以及漫天傳播的謠言等現象凸現了中國大衆媒介公信力的問題。