news program
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- noun
- /nuːz ˈprɒɡræm/
- Literature
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programa de noticias
- And now, Washington, D.C.'s leading morning news program, the Morning News.
- television news program
- TV news program
- nightly news program
It's time for Drew's News, your scrappy little good news program just trying to make it in a big city.
- It's time for Drew's News, your scrappy little good news program just trying to make it in a big city.
- All right, it's time for truth news, the only news program.
- And thank you for bringing all that good news, you know, for all of us here on this news program, because that's really what it's all about.
- You find me another news program out there that gives the opportunity for someone like me.
- There'll be like news programs reporting the weather with the fake confidence of like as if you can predict the weather.
- The first time I was invited to appear on The Daily Show to a very popular comedic news program in the United States hosted by Jon Stewart.
- It's not the news, the news programs, social media is US, Social media is US.
- But Pivot Pivot and Prop G get more downloads than all but two or three cable news programs viewership total.
- So as one of CBS's top news programs, I can only assume we will We get the laptop next.
- And it is literally, not figuratively, the way Joe Biden uses literally, literally a fake news program.
- And so for years we've gotten into this place where it seems like every time you come back from a break on a, on a cable news program breaking news, right?
- And I remember a news program, It's on the news, I thought was the percentage of stolen Mercedes in the land.
Examples
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As a recent segment of NBC's Dateline news program shows, they are happy and active little girls.
Academic text (2001) -
Your face was on every news program in the country.
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You find me another news program out there that gives the opportunity for someone like me.
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This is your American morning news program.
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We're with the television news program Wide Angle.
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I think they attracted the largest audience for a news program in the history of American television.
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Today, listen to television or radio news programs and commentators such as Dan Rather and Paul Harvey.
Academic text (1990) -
It's time for Drew's News, your scrappy little good news program just trying to make it in a big city.
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And thank you for bringing all that good news, you know, for all of us here on this news program, because that's really what it's all about.
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The ABC news program Nightline was to be broadcasting live from in front of city hall tonight.
Synonyms
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1.0
A radio or TV program that reports and talks about current events
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2.9
A TV or radio program that presents the news
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1.0
A TV or radio program that reports current events and includes interviews and discussion
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TV programs that report recent events and give updates
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3.1
A program on TV, radio, or in print that reports news in detail
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News programs broadcast on the radio
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a television or radio broadcast devoted to reporting current events' is directly and predictably built from 'news' (information about current events) + 'program' (a prepared broadcast). This simple noun+noun compound follows common compositional patterns found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both words would readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
News program comes from early radio and TV, where a planned program was a 'show' that brought news to listeners at a set time. So a news program means a radio or TV 'show' that 'reports' current events.