press corps

基本解释

The president delivered the joke at the White House press corps’ annual shindig, but it makes an apt metaphor for the past week.
在白宫记者团年度聚会上，奥巴马总统开玩笑说了上述的话。但就刚过去的一周而言，这话却有几分道理。
Most presidents decide to escape from their domestic bonds in their final year—particularly if they face a hostile Congress and an unforgiving press corps—and Mr Bush is no exception.
大部分总统在他们的最后一年会选择摆脱国内的束缚，特别是当他们面对一个充满敌意的国会和一个穷追猛打的记者团时，布什先生也不例外。
Generally well liked by reporters, Gibbs is known for his humor and banter with reporters, although he has also been criticized for playing favorites among the White House press corps.
吉布斯与记者打交道时幽默风趣，总体上很受记者们的欢迎。不过，吉布斯也因在白宫记者团中对某些记者偏心受到批评。
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Lovell looked down at the ground and saw the lights of the press corps.
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The press corps is a group of journalists and reporters who are all working in a particular place, for different news organizations.