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1 newspaper
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2 newspaper
noun (a paper, printed daily or weekly, containing news etc: a daily newspaper.) periódico, diarionewspaper n periódico / diariohave you got today's paper? ¿tienes el diario de hoy?tr['njʊːspeɪpəSMALLr/SMALL]1 diario, periódiconewspaper ['nu:z.peɪpər, 'nju:z-] n: periódico m, diario madj.• periodístico, -a adj.n.• gaceta s.f.• periódico s.m.• prensa s.f.'nuːzˌpeɪpər, 'njuːsˌpeɪpə(r)newspaper article — artículo m periodístico
['njuːsˌpeɪpǝ(r)]newspaper cutting — recorte m de periódico or de prensa
1.2.CPDnewspaper clipping, newspaper cutting N — recorte m de periódico
newspaper office N — redacción f (de periódico)
newspaper report N — reportaje m
* * *['nuːzˌpeɪpər, 'njuːsˌpeɪpə(r)]newspaper article — artículo m periodístico
newspaper cutting — recorte m de periódico or de prensa
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3 newspaper
s.1 periódico ; periódico, diario (daily)2 papel periódico, papel de periódicos. -
4 newspaper office
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5 newspaper person
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6 newspaper rack
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7 newspaper serial
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8 newspaper vendor
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9 newspaper wrapper
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10 newspaper library
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11 newspaper stand
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12 newspaper rotary press
nPRINT rotativa de periódicos fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > newspaper rotary press
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13 newspaper advertising
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14 newspaper clipping
s.recorte de periódico. -
15 newspaper cutting
s.recorte de periódico. -
16 newspaper editor
s.editor de periódico. -
17 newspaper library
s.biblioteca de periódicos, hemeroteca. -
18 newspaper paragraphing
s.creación de párrafos perfectos en el periódico, escritura de párrafos perfectos en el periódico. -
19 newspaper publisher
s.propietario de un periódico. -
20 newspaper reporter
s.reportero de periódico, reportero, periodista.
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