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Реклама: малоформатная газета -
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бульварная газета; малоформатная газета -
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tab.loid news.pa.per[tæblɔid nj'u:speipə] n jornal ou revista tablóide (metade do tamanho comum). -
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tab·loid ˈnews·pa·per* * *n.Boulevardblatt n.Boulevardzeitung f. -
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tabloid ['tæblɔɪd]1 noun(format) tabloïd m; (newspaper) tabloïde m;∎ it's front-page news in all the tabloids c'est à la une de tous les journaux à sensation∎ in tabloid form condensé, en résumé►► tabloid format format m tabloïd;tabloid newspaper tabloïde m;tabloid press presse f à sensation;tabloid television émissions fpl à sensationⓘ TABLOIDS Dans les pays anglo-saxons, le format tabloïde est caractéristique des journaux populaires. En Grande-Bretagne, les plus connus sont le 'Sun', le 'Daily Mirror', le 'Daily Mail' et le 'Daily Express'. Ces journaux sont très influents en Grande-Bretagne - le 'Sun' affiche ainsi les plus grands tirages de la presse britannique. Les "tabloids" privilégient tout particulièrement les histoires à scandale et à sensation, ce qui a suscité un débat sur le code de conduite de la presse et sur la législation à mettre en place pour protéger la vie privée. -
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A n1 ( also tabloid newspaper) quotidien m populaire, tabloïde m pej ; the tabloids la presse populaire ;2 ( format) tabloïd(e) m.B modif1 péj [journalism, journalist, press] populaire ;2 [format, size] tabloïd(e). ⇒ newspaper. -
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tabloid [ˈtæblɔɪd]tabloïd m━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Le terme tabloid press désigne les journaux populaires de demi-format rédigés dans un style très concis et abondamment illustrés. Ce type de journaux vise des lecteurs s'intéressant aux faits divers ayant un parfum de scandale.* * *['tæblɔɪd] 1.noun (also tabloid newspaper) tabloïde m pej2.noun modifier -
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tabloid s.m. tabloid (newspaper). -
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['tæblɔɪd] 1.nome spreg. (anche tabloid newspaper) giornale m. popolare, giornale m. scandalistico, tabloid m.2.1) spreg. [press, journalist] scandalistico2) [ format] tabloid* * *(a newspaper with small pages, big headlines, a lot of pictures and light articles on popular subjects.) tabloid* * *tabloid /ˈtæblɔɪd/A n.1 (med.) compressa; pasticca2 giornale in formato ridotto; tabloid3 (spreg.) giornale popolare, di tipo scandalistico ( con molte fotografie e poche notizie condensate)B a. attr.condensato; succinto; per sommi capi● (spreg.) tabloid journalism, giornalismo popolare; giornalismo scandalistico.* * *['tæblɔɪd] 1.nome spreg. (anche tabloid newspaper) giornale m. popolare, giornale m. scandalistico, tabloid m.2.1) spreg. [press, journalist] scandalistico2) [ format] tabloid -
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nto launch / to maintain a newspaper — начинать издавать газету
to shut down / to silence a newspaper — закрывать газету
- closure of a newspaperto suspend a newspaper for... days — приостановить выпуск газеты на... дней
- daily newspaper
- evening newspaper
- government newspaper
- illegal newspaper
- influential newspaper
- local newspaper
- morning edition of a newspaper
- morning newspaper led with...
- national newspaper
- newspaper carries a photograph
- newspaper suspended publication
- newspapers not affected by the ban
- opposition newspaper
- popular newspaper
- pro-government newspaper
- provincial newspapers
- publication of a newspaper
- quality newspaper
- semi-official newspaper
- state-run newspaper
- tabloid newspaper
- ultra-conservative newspaper
- wall newspaper
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/'teblɔid/ * danh từ - viên thuốc - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) báo khổ nhỏ (đăng tin tức vắn tắt) * tính từ - thu gọn, vắn vắt =tabloid newspaper+ bảo khổ nhỏ đăng tin vắn tắt =news in tabloid form+ tin tức vắn tắt -
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n.1.(исто и tabloid newspaper) таблоид2. весник од половина формат, спореди: broadsheet -
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(a newspaper with small pages, big headlines, a lot of pictures and light articles on popular subjects.) tabloidetr['tæblɔɪd]1 periódico de formato pequeño\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLtabloid press prensa sensacionalistatabloid ['tæ.blɔɪd] n: tabloide madj.• periódico sensacionalista adj.• sensacionalista adj.• tabloide adj.n.• diario ilustrado con noticias sensacionalistas s.m.• pastilla s.f.• tableta s.f.'tæblɔɪdnoun tabloide m ( formato de periódicos utilizado por la prensa popular); (before n) < journalism> popular, dirigido a las masas; ( sensationalist) sensacionalista['tæblɔɪd]N (=newspaper) tabloide m, periódico m popularthe tabloids — pej la prensa amarilla
See:see cultural note BROADSHEETS AND TABLOIDS in broadsheet* * *['tæblɔɪd]noun tabloide m ( formato de periódicos utilizado por la prensa popular); (before n) < journalism> popular, dirigido a las masas; ( sensationalist) sensacionalista -
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noun(kleinformatige, bebilderte) Boulevardzeitung•• Cultural note:the tabloids — (derog.) die Boulevardpresse
Eine Zeitung in Großbritannien, die auf kleinen Zeitungsbögen gedruckt wird, im Gegensatz zu den broadsheets, die auf doppelt so großen Bögen gedruckt werden. Das tabloid-Format wird normalerweise mit der popular press (Boulevardpresse) assoziert, wie sie z.B. von the Sun und the Mirror repräsentiert wird, während das broadsheet-Format von den meisten Zeitungen der quality press (seriösen Presse), wie z.B. the Guardian und the Times, benutzt wird* * *(a newspaper with small pages, big headlines, a lot of pictures and light articles on popular subjects.)* * *tab·loid[ˈtæblɔɪd]* * *['tblɔɪd]nbebilderte, kleinformatige Zeitung (pej) Boulevardzeitung f, Revolverblatt nt (inf)tabloid journalism — Sensations- or Boulevardpresse f
tabloid TV — Sensationsreportagen pl im Fernsehen
* * *tabloid [ˈtæblɔıd]A s1. Boulevardzeitung f, pej Revolverblatt n, pl auch Boulevardpresse f2. US (Informations)Blatt n3. fig Zusammenfassung f, Kurzfassung fB adj1. konzentriert:2. Boulevard….:* * *noun(kleinformatige, bebilderte) Boulevardzeitung•• Cultural note:the tabloids — (derog.) die Boulevardpresse
Eine Zeitung in Großbritannien, die auf kleinen Zeitungsbögen gedruckt wird, im Gegensatz zu den broadsheets, die auf doppelt so großen Bögen gedruckt werden. Das tabloid-Format wird normalerweise mit der popular press (Boulevardpresse) assoziert, wie sie z.B. von the Sun und the Mirror repräsentiert wird, während das broadsheet-Format von den meisten Zeitungen der quality press (seriösen Presse), wie z.B. the Guardian und the Times, benutzt wird -
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(a newspaper with small pages, big headlines, a lot of pictures and light articles on popular subjects.) sensationspresse; tabloid* * *(a newspaper with small pages, big headlines, a lot of pictures and light articles on popular subjects.) sensationspresse; tabloid -
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1. газета2. редко газетная бумага3. подобранная газета4. газета с вкладкойelectronic newspaper — газета, воспроизводимая на экране телевизора, электронная газета
5. популярная газета6. крупнотиражная газетаsemiweekly newspaper — газета, выходящая два раза в неделю
newspaper libel — пасквиль, опубликованный в газете
7. малообъёмная газета8. малоформатная газета9. малотиражная газета -
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1) газета2) редко газетная бумагаАнгло-русский словарь по полиграфии и издательскому делу > newspaper
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1. n газетаnewspaper English — газетный язык; речевой газетный стиль
semiweekly newspaper — газета, выходящая два раза в неделю
newspaper blackout — невыход газет; забастовка печатников
2. n редк. газетная бумагаСинонимический ряд:daily paper (noun) daily; daily journal; daily paper; gazette; journal; magazine; news; organ; paper; periodical; press; publication; review; tabloid
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Tabloid — Tab loid, n. [A table mark.] 1. A compressed portion of one or more drugs or chemicals, or of food, etc. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] 2. a newspaper with pages about half the size of a standard sized newspaper, especially one that has relatively short… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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