Definition of WSJ - Reverso English Dictionary

Acronym

acr: Wall Street Journal

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daily paper with news and articles

Rare

He reads the WSJ every morning with his coffee.
The WSJ reported a major economic shift.
She clipped an article from the WSJ for reference.

daily

newspaper

publication

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French:le Wall Street Journal, ...
German:Wall Street Journal, ...
Italian:WSJ, ...
Spanish:WSJ, ...
Portuguese:WSJ, ...
Chinese:华尔街日报, ...
Japanese:ウォール・ストリート・ジャーナル, ...
Arabic:صحيفة وول ستريت جورنال, ...
Hebrew:וּוֹל סְטְרִיט ג׳וֹרְנַל, ...
Russian:WSJ, ...
Ukrainian:WSJ, ...
Hindi:डब्ल्यूएसजे, ...
Bengali:ডব্লিউএসজে, ...
Catalan:DE, ...
Czech:Wall Street Journal, ...
Danish:The Wall Street Journal, ...
Dutch:WSJ, ...
Greek:Γουόλ Στριτ Τζέρναλ, ...
Hungarian:WSJ, ...
Khmer:កាសែតវ៉លស្ទ្រីតជើណល, ...
Korean:월스트리트저널, ...
Persian:وال استریت ژورنال, ...
Polish:WSJ, ...
Portuguese (BR):WSJ, ...
Romanian:WSJ, ...
Swedish:WSJ, ...
Thai:เดอะ วอลล์สตรีท เจอร์นัล, ...
Turkish:WSJ, ...
Vietnamese:WSJ, ...

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