单词prime time
n.: （广播、电视的）黄金时间
网络: 黄金时段；黄金档；盛时表行
（广播、电视的）黄金时间:
the time when the greatest number of people are watching television or listening to the radio
〔美国〕(电视等观众最多的)黄金时刻
高峰期
黄金时间
At the time, he went on Jay Leno"s prime-time show to apologize and said he still had not recovered from his mother"s death two years prior.
他当时曾参加杰雷诺的黄金时段节目道歉时说，他依然没有摆脱两年前母亲死亡的阴影。
"I understand people are feeling uncertain about this. They are feeling anxious, " he said in a prime-time televised news conference.
“人们对这一方案感到怀疑，这一点我可以理解。他们心里比较焦虑。”奥巴马在黄金时段播出的新闻发布会上这样讲。
The problem was that McGovern began to talk at 2: 48 a. m. , or prime time in Samoa, as the humorist Mark Shields quipped.
问题是，麦戈文到了凌晨2点48分才开始演讲，按照幽默作家马克.谢尔德的说法，那是萨摩亚的黄金时间。
The most vigorous protests, in London and Paris, were played out for prime-time newscasts.
最强烈的伦敦和巴黎抗议报道在黄金时段播出。
It"s frightening because a file system in the early stages tends to be experimental and not quite ready for prime time.
恐惧是因为文件系统在早期还是试验性的，尚未迎来黄金时期。
A prime-time performance was remarkably polished for a 23-year-old, who said he preferred not to win a "victory stained with doubt" .
这位二十三岁的小伙子在黄金时间的一档节目中表示，自己不愿赢得一场“被怀疑玷污的胜利”。
CNN, meanwhile, continues to lose out to its more strident rivals, in prime time at least.
同时，CNN面对至少在全盛时期的更咄咄逼人的对手，仍在丧失市场份额。
At a nationally-televised prime-time news conference earlier this month, he was asked about Leahy"s proposal, and said he would review it.
本月早些时候，他在电视黄金时段举行的首次新闻发布会上，被问到有关的提议，他说，他会考虑。
he had never been there himself , had only read about the " city of sin " in paperback novels and seen it on prime - time tv.
他还没去过那里，只是从一本精装的小说里和电视里知道那里是“罪恶之城。”
But this is too dull for prime-time, and before you know it, intelligent questions bog you down in complex details.
但对电视台的黄金时段而言，这些显得过于枯燥。而且在不知不觉中，这些有见地的问题会使你陷在复杂的细节里面。