newspaper in English: Large folded sheets of paper, printed every day or every week, with reports about what is happening. (noun)

Translation

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

Word origin

A compound of news and paper, first used in the 1600s when printed news sheets began to appear.

Gender

Pluralnewspapers

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A newspaper is printed and comes out every day.

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The front page holds the biggest story of the day.

wrapping .

"Newspapers" is the plural of "newspaper".

news

New facts about things that have just happened.

paper

The thin flat material you write or print on; also a newspaper or a piece of writing.

read

To look at written words and understand what they mean.

story

A description of events, real or not, that you tell or write for others.

report

To tell people about something that has happened, often in writing or in the news.

magazine

A thin book with pictures and stories in it that comes out every week or every month.

editor

The person whose job is to check and correct texts, or to decide what goes in a newspaper, book, or film.

journalist

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

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