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/ʒuʁ.na.list/
Translation
journalist
Word origin
From journal plus the suffix -iste. Journal comes from Old French jornel, from Late Latin diurnalis ('daily'), from dies ('day').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- diurnalis
- English cognates
- journalist, journal, diurnal
Grammar
Examples
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My brother is a journalist on the radio.
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The journalist asked the president a difficult question.
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She wants to become a journalist after her studies.
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A good journalist always looks for the truth.
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The journalist wrote a long article about the war.
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