gutter press

ˈɡʌtər prɛs

Definition

Definition of gutter press - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

media

sensationalist newspapers focusing on scandal and gossip

The gutter press loves to publish celebrity scandals.

scandal sheet

sensational journalism

type of journalism that focuses on sensationalism and scandal

The gutter press often exaggerates stories to increase sales..

yellow journalism

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Expressions with gutter

someone rose from the gutter

exp.

improve life from poverty or low social status

Maria rose from the gutter and became a successful lawyer.

belong in the gutter

be considered low-class or immoral

His rude comments belong in the gutter.

rise from the gutter

improve social status from a poor background

He managed to rise from the gutter to become a CEO.

gutter journalism

journalism focusing on sensationalism and scandal

Gutter journalism thrives on celebrity scandals and rumors.

gutter newspaper

newspaper focusing on sensationalism and scandal

The gutter newspaper published another scandalous story today.

rain gutter

channel that directs rainwater from roofs

The rain gutter was clogged with leaves.

Expressions with press

press down

apply pressure to flatten or secure

Press down the dough with your hands.

press on

continue moving forward in a journey

They pressed on through the dense forest.

press out

extract liquid or substance by squeezing or pressing

She used a cloth to press out the juice from the berries..

press ahead

continue with determination despite difficulties

Despite the setbacks, they decided to press ahead with the project..

any press is good press

exp.

being mentioned in media, even if negative, brings publicity

Any press is good press when promoting a new movie.

get a bad press

receive negative attention or criticism from the media

The company got a bad press after the scandal.

press for

demand something strongly or repeatedly from someone

They continue to press for answers from the company.

press the panic button

act quickly because of sudden fear or emergency

Don't press the panic button just because you lost your keys.

get a good press

receive positive attention or coverage from news media

The new policy did not get a good press.

good press

positive media coverage or attention

The new product received good press after its launch.

Examples of gutter press in a sentence

She refused to speak to the gutter press.
The gutter press loves celebrity scandals.
Politicians often fall victim to the gutter press.

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French:presse à scandale, ...
German:Regenbogenpresse, Boulevardpresse, ...
Italian:stampa scandalistica, ...
Spanish:prensa amarilla, ...
Portuguese:imprensa sensacionalista, ...
Chinese:小报, 八卦新闻, ...
Japanese:ゴシップ紙, ゴシップ誌, ...
Arabic:صَحافَة صَفْراء, الصَّحَافَة الصَّفْرَاء, ...
Hebrew:עִיתּוֹנוּת צְהוּבָּה, עִיתּוֹנוּת צְהֻבָּה, ...
Russian:жёлтая пресса, желтая пресса, ...
Ukrainian:жовта преса, ...
Hindi:पीत पत्रकारिता, सनसनीखेज पत्रकारिता, ...
Bengali:গসিপ পত্রিকা, হলুদ সাংবাদিকতা, ...
Catalan:premsa groga, ...
Czech:bulvár, tisk bulváru, ...
Danish:sladderpressen, sensationspresse, ...
Dutch:rioolpers, ...
Greek:κίτρινος τύπος, ...
Hungarian:bulvársajtó, bulvármédia, ...
Khmer:សារព័ត៌មានកាសែតបែបកខ្វក់, សារព័ត៌មានពណ៌លឿង, ...
Korean:가십 신문, 찌라시 언론, ...
Persian:مطبوعات زرد, ...
Polish:prasa brukowa, ...
Portuguese (BR):imprensa marrom, ...
Romanian:presa de scandal, presa tabloidă, ...
Swedish:skvallerpress, ...
Thai:สื่อแท็บลอยด์, สื่อเหลือง, ...
Turkish:sansasyonel gazete, magazin basını, ...
Vietnamese:báo lá cải, ...

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