the Daily Express
/ðə ˌdeɪli ɪkˈspres/
/ðə ˌdeɪli ɪkˈspres/
- one of Britain's national daily newspapers, started in 1900 by Arthur Pearson and bought in 1914 by Lord Beaverbrook. Its political views are generally right-wing. It is tabloid size and is considered to be part of the 'popular press' (not one of the 'quality papers'). It is often referred to as just the Express.
每日快报：英国的全国性日报之一，由亚瑟·皮尔森（Arthur Pearson）于1900年开始，并于1914年由比弗布鲁克勋爵（Lord Beaverbrook）购买。它的政治观点通常是右翼。它是小报大小，被认为是“大众媒体”的一部分（不是“优质论文”之一）。它通常仅称为Express。