1. well-suited to the medium of television especially having an appearance and manner that are markedly attractive to television viewers
2. tending to look good or seem likable on television
telegenic 例句
英汉例句
Jobbik's public face is Krisztina Morvai, a blonde, telegenic law professor, noted for both her forthright feminism and her vituperative attacks on Israel.
The PRI also has the advantage of a strong standard-bearer in the form of Enrique Pe?a Nieto, the telegenic young governor of Mexico state, a territory of 15m people which sprawls around the capital.
No doubt some voters are turned off by Pheu Thai’s relentless emphasis on Mr Thaksin and on the starring role of his telegenic sister, whom he describes as his 「clone」.
Only Mr Brown, perhaps concerned about his younger opponents’ telegenic advantage, has sounded sceptical (though his position has now softened into something like 「we’ll talk about it later」).
To this end, the DPJ has put forward youthful, telegenic candidates; typical LDP candidates are in their late 60s and have little to say on matters affecting younger voters.