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打开报纸,有些新闻报道中的“最近”两字常常闯进眼里。除了这两字再也找不到具体时间的“新闻”,屡见不鲜。“最近”早已成为一些新闻、特别是导语中的常用语,也是读者颇有意见的两个字。从字面含意来看,“最近”是比“新近”还要近的时间概念。从新闻用语来说,“最近”却是个不确定的时间概念。“最近”到底指什么时间,昨天,前天,几天前?还是十几天前,几十天前?很难说得清楚,也没有一致的看法。用“最近”来表述新闻中事实发生的时间,照理说应是时效性较强的新闻,可实际上往往并非如此,名为“最近”,其
Open the newspaper, and some of the “latest” characters in news coverage often break into the eyes. In addition to these two words can no longer find a specific time “news”, not uncommon. “Recently” has long been a part of news, especially the commonly used terms in introductory phrases and the two words that readers are quite interested in. Literally, “recent” is a concept of time closer than “new”. In the news language, “recent” is an indefinable concept of time. What is “recent” in the end? Yesterday, the day before yesterday, a few days ago, or a dozen or so days ago, it was hard to say clearly and did not agree. Use “the most recent” to describe the timing of what happened in the news, arguably supposed to be more time-sensitive news, which may often not be the case, called “recent,” whose