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1 Sensationsmeldung
* * *Sen|sa|ti|ons|mel|dung1. fSen|sa|ti|óns|nach|richt2. fsensational news singeine Sensationsnachricht — a sensation, a scoop, a sensational piece of news
* * *Sen·sa·ti·ons·mel·dungf sensational news + sing vb* * ** * *f.sensational report (press) n. -
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3 Sensationsnachricht
Sen·sa·ti·ons·nach·richtf sensational news + sing vb, scoop* * * -
4 Groschenblatt
n umg. rag* * *Grọ|schen|blattnt (pej)(cheap) rag (inf), sensational (news)paperdie Groschenblätter — the gutter press (Brit pej), the yellow press (US)
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Sen·sa·ti·ons·mel·dung fsensational news + sing vbDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Sensationsmeldung
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Sen·sa·ti·ons·nach·richt fsensational news + sing vb, scoopDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Sensationsnachricht
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7 sensationell
I Adj. sensationalII Adv.: eine sensationell aufgemachte Story a sensationalized story; sensationell billig / erfolgreich sensationally ( oder amazingly) cheap / successful; er hat sensationell gut gespielt he played sensationally well; Musiker auch: his playing was sensational; sensationell hoch gewinnen win by a sensational margin* * *sensational* * *sen|sa|ti|o|nell [zEnzatsio'nɛl]1. adjsensational2. advsensationally* * *1) (causing great excitement or horror: a sensational piece of news.) sensational2) (very good: The film was sensational.) sensational3) (intended to create feelings of excitement, horror etc: That magazine is too sensational for me.) sensational* * *sen·sa·ti·o·nell[zɛnzatsi̯oˈnɛl]adj sensational* * *1.Adjektiv sensational2.adverbial in a sensational manner; sensationally* * *A. adj sensationalB. adv:eine sensationell aufgemachte Story a sensationalized story;sensationell billig/erfolgreich sensationally ( oder amazingly) cheap/successful;er hat sensationell gut gespielt he played sensationally well; Musiker auch: his playing was sensational;sensationell hoch gewinnen win by a sensational margin* * *1.Adjektiv sensational2.adverbial in a sensational manner; sensationally* * *adj.sensational adj. -
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Journalist
journalist, newspaper man, news (gazette, space) writer, space bandit (sl.);
• akkreditierte Journalisten news corps;
• bestinformierter Journalist best-posted journalist;
• nach der Zeile bezahlter Journalist penny-a-liner, staff writer;
• freier Journalist independent journalist, freelancer;
• recherchierender Journalist investigative journalist (reporter);
• reißerisch schreibender Journalist sensational journalist;
• unabhängiger Journalist freelance writer;
• offiziell zugelassener Journalist regular accredited reporter;
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sensationelle Nachrichten
sensational piece of news, hot stuff, redhot news (coll.)Business german-english dictionary > sensationelle Nachrichten
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Sensationsnachricht, Sensationsmeldung
sensational [piece of] news, (Exklusivmeldung) hot stuff (US sl.);
• vorwiegend Sensationsnachrichten verbreiten to deal largely in sensations;
• Sensationspresse yellow (US) (stunt) press, tabloid journalism;
• Sensationsrummel ballyhoo (coll.);
• Sensationsstück thriller, shocker;
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Sensationsnachricht, Sensationsmeldung
sensational [piece of] news, (Exklusivmeldung) hot stuff (US sl.);
• vorwiegend Sensationsnachrichten verbreiten to deal largely in sensations;
• Sensationspresse yellow (US) (stunt) press, tabloid journalism;
• Sensationsrummel ballyhoo (coll.);
• Sensationsstück thriller, shocker;
• Sensationswerbung stunt advertising, gimmick (US).
См. также в других словарях:
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