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名詞

press availability (複数形 press availabilities)

1. (米国用法, politics, journalism) An event at which a politician is made available for questioning by the media.
   • 1974 June 5, Carl B. Leubsdorf quoting Ronald Reagan, “Reagan Puts Presidential Ambitions 'Between Lines'”, The Lima News, page B12:

     I was told that there was a request for press availabilities.

   • 2007 November 3, Christina Bellantoni, “Hillary criticized for press strategy”, Washington Times:

     Mrs. Clinton rarely holds press availabilities or takes questions from reporters who cover her campaign.

同意語

• press avail
• news availability