prime-time

基本解释

• n. 黄金时段

英汉例句

双语例句

• In 2007, the government showed it off proudly on prime-time television.
  2007年，俄政府在电视黄金时段炫耀这种武器。
• Prime-time hits disappear from that season's selection after five weeks.
  五周以后黄金时段的成功从当季选择里消失了。
• Mr Sarkozy, who appeared live on prime-time television this week, seems to want to accomplish three things with his narrower Gaullist line-up.
  萨科齐在本周黄金时段的节目上露面，看上去希望同狭隘的高卢人阵线一起达到三个目的。

原声例句

• It was the first prime-time TV show to feature characters speaking in their native language with English subtitles.
• The one-time Iranian prime minister, who claims to have won Iran's disputed June 12th presidential election, has been the victim of a government media blackout, despite sporadic news in the international press about his activities.

权威例句

• They handled more than 28, 000 calls Tuesday, before this week's switch and Wednesday's prime-time test.
  NPR: Early Switch To Digital Has Viewers Seeking Help
• Prime-time ratings for General Electric-owned MSNBC rose to 850, 000 viewers on average, a 70% year-over-year gain.
  FORBES: Magazine Article

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词组短语

短语

• prime -time e ratings 黄金时间收视率
• Prime -time access rules 黄金时间法

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• Prime time television or radio programmes are broadcast when the greatest number of people are watching television or listening to the radio, usually in the evenings.

• prime-time剑桥字典
• prime-time柯林斯字典

专业释义

计算机科学技术

• 黄金时间
• 主时段

经济学

• 黄金时段

商业

• 黄金时报