Definition of press officer in English:

press officer

noun

British

another term for press agent
Example sentencesExamples
- British journalist Peter Dunn wrote that it was "the first international conflict fought by press officers".
- I had a meeting with the press officer at The Tate.
- The huge media interest in this year's event has meant more work for the press officers.
- I had to make some phone calls to club press officers.
- A female friend, a former major-label press officer, says: "I think everyone in the industry is basically a groupie."

Definition of press officer in US English:

press officer

noun

British

another term for press agent
Example sentencesExamples
- I had to make some phone calls to club press officers.
- I had a meeting with the press officer at The Tate.
- British journalist Peter Dunn wrote that it was "the first international conflict fought by press officers".
- A female friend, a former major-label press officer, says: "I think everyone in the industry is basically a groupie."
- The huge media interest in this year's event has meant more work for the press officers.

词汇	press officer
释义	Definition of press officer in English: press officer noun British another term for press agent Example sentencesExamples British journalist Peter Dunn wrote that it was "the first international conflict fought by press officers". I had a meeting with the press officer at The Tate. The huge media interest in this year's event has meant more work for the press officers. I had to make some phone calls to club press officers. A female friend, a former major-label press officer, says: "I think everyone in the industry is basically a groupie." Definition of press officer in US English: press officer noun British another term for press agent Example sentencesExamples I had to make some phone calls to club press officers. I had a meeting with the press officer at The Tate. British journalist Peter Dunn wrote that it was "the first international conflict fought by press officers". A female friend, a former major-label press officer, says: "I think everyone in the industry is basically a groupie." The huge media interest in this year's event has meant more work for the press officers.
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