英语词汇column的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

column /ˈkɒləm $ ˈkɑː-/ noun a regular article by a particular writer in a newspaper or magazineadjectives/nouns + columna newspaper column His newspaper column is read by thousands of people.a weekly/daily/monthly column She writes a weekly column on gardening for a national newspaper.a regular column His views on religion are well known from his regular column in the magazine.a gossip column (=about the private lives of famous people) There were stories about their affair in all the gossip columns.a financial/sports/gardening etc column (=about a particular subject) My father is interested in business and he usually reads the financial column first.an obituary column (=about people who have just died) I spotted an old friend’s name in the obituary column.the personal column BrE (=with personal messages from readers) He sends birthday greetings to friends in the personal columns.the agony column BrE (=one that gives advice to readers about personal problems) I always read the agony column first.a lonely hearts column BrE (=with advertisements from people looking for a new lover or friend) She met him after placing an advertisement in a lonely hearts column.verbswrite a column He writes a column on food for the ‘Daily News’.have a column (=write one) My wife had a weekly column in a Sydney newspaper.publish/run a column (=include it in a newspaper or magazine) Several of the papers run her cookery column.column + nounscolumn inches (=space in a newspaper or magazine) Many column inches have been devoted to the pop star’s marriage problems.prepositionsa column in a newspaper/magazine He writes a column in one of the business magazines.a column about/on a subject She has a regular column on sport.in a column He wrote about his marriage in his column.

词组	column
释义	column /ˈkɒləm $ ˈkɑː-/ noun a regular article by a particular writer in a newspaper or magazineadjectives/nouns + columna newspaper column His newspaper column is read by thousands of people.a weekly/daily/monthly column She writes a weekly column on gardening for a national newspaper.a regular column His views on religion are well known from his regular column in the magazine.a gossip column (=about the private lives of famous people) There were stories about their affair in all the gossip columns.a financial/sports/gardening etc column (=about a particular subject) My father is interested in business and he usually reads the financial column first.an obituary column (=about people who have just died) I spotted an old friend’s name in the obituary column.the personal column BrE (=with personal messages from readers) He sends birthday greetings to friends in the personal columns.the agony column BrE (=one that gives advice to readers about personal problems) I always read the agony column first.a lonely hearts column BrE (=with advertisements from people looking for a new lover or friend) She met him after placing an advertisement in a lonely hearts column.verbswrite a column He writes a column on food for the ‘Daily News’.have a column (=write one) My wife had a weekly column in a Sydney newspaper.publish/run a column (=include it in a newspaper or magazine) Several of the papers run her cookery column.column + nounscolumn inches (=space in a newspaper or magazine) Many column inches have been devoted to the pop star’s marriage problems.prepositionsa column in a newspaper/magazine He writes a column in one of the business magazines.a column about/on a subject She has a regular column on sport.in a column He wrote about his marriage in his column.
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