journalist in English: A person whose job is to find news and write about it for newspapers, websites, radio, or television. (noun)

Translation

A person whose job is to find news and write about it for newspapers, websites, radio, or television.

Word origin

From French journaliste, from journal, a daily paper, from Latin diurnalis, meaning daily.

Gender

Pluraljournalists

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Journalists ask questions to find out the truth for their stories.

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"Works as a journalist" tells us her job.

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The plural is journalists.

reporter

A person whose job is to find out news and tell people about it on television, on the radio, or in a newspaper.

news

New facts about things that have just happened.

newspaper

Large folded sheets of paper, printed every day or every week, with reports about what is happening.

interview

A meeting where one person asks another person questions, for a job or for the news.

camera

A machine that takes photos or films what is in front of it.

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