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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesjournaliste de boulevard
Pronunciation / Transliteration: zhoor-nah-leest duh bool-vahr
"Le journaliste de boulevard a publié une fausse rumeur sur l'acteur."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A reporter who writes for a sensationalist newspaper that focuses on celebrity gossip, scandals, and sensationalized crime stories rather than in-depth political or economic news.
"The tabloid journalist staked out the hotel entrance hoping to snap a controversial photo of the movie star." - 2
A writer or press correspondent associated with the popular, compact press known for sensational headlines and exaggerated narratives.
"Several prominent tabloid journalists attended the high-profile celebrity trial to secure exclusive interviews."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term combines 'tabloid', originating from the late 19th century trademarked word 'tabloid' (denoting compressed or condensed pharmaceutical tablets and later small-format newspapers), with 'journalist', derived from the French 'journal' meaning a daily record. It emerged in modern media parlance to specifically designate reporters working for sensationalist, popular-press publications focusing on celebrity gossip and scandal.
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journaliste de boulevard
Transliteration: zhoor-nah-leest duh bool-vahr
"Le journaliste de boulevard a publié une fausse rumeur sur l'acteur."
Boulevardjournalist
Transliteration: boo-lə-vart-ʒoor-na-list
"Der Boulevardjournalist versuchte, ein exklusives Foto zu bekommen."
giornalista scandalistico
Transliteration: jor-na-lee-sta skan-da-lee-stee-ko
"Il giornalista scandalistico cercava sempre nuove polemiche."
periodista de prensa rosa
Transliteration: pe-ryo-diz-ta de pren-sa ro-sa
"El periodista de prensa rosa entrevistó a la celebridad."
jornalista cor de rosa
Transliteration: zhor-na-lees-tah koor deh ro-zah
"O jornalista cor de rosa escreveu uma matéria sobre a festa."
पीला पत्रकार
Transliteration: peela patrakar
"पीला पत्रकार हमेशा सनसनीखेज खबरें तलाशता रहता है।"
小报记者
Transliteration: xiǎobào jìzhě
"那个小报记者试图挖出明星的隐私。"
황색 언론 기자
Transliteration: hwang-saek eon-lon gi-ja
"황색 언론 기자는 연예인의 사생활을 쫓아다녔다."
タブロイド紙の記者
Transliteration: taburoido-shi no kisha
"そのタブロイド紙の記者はスクープを狙ってホテルを張り込んだ。"
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