See also: news program (US)
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Definition of news programme - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
broadcastUK television or radio show that reports newsUK
- She watches the evening news programme every day.
- The news programme covered the election results extensively.
- He was interviewed on the morning news programme.
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Images of news programme
television or radio show that reports news
Expressions with news
become known to people for the first time
News broke about the new movie release yesterday..
period when news is not reported
The government imposed a news blackout during the crisis.
become a subject of news coverage
The celebrity's wedding made news worldwide.
person who follows news obsessively
As a news junkie, he always knows the latest headlines.
information spreads quickly
In small towns, news travels fast.
information spread quickly among people
The news got out and everyone was talking about it.
inform someone about something difficult or important
She had to break the news to her family.
news with little real information, often sensational or shallow
Junk food news filled the front page today.
not having prior knowledge about something
Her decision to leave was news to me.
lack of information means nothing bad happened
No news is good news when waiting for test results..
information already known or expected
He failed the test, but that isn't exactly news.
someone who delivers unpleasant information
As the bearer of bad news, he had to inform the team of the layoffs.
inform someone about unpleasant news carefully
She had to break the bad news to him gently.
process and think about news
He needed time to digest the news of the company's merger.
used to announce surprising information to someone unaware
You think today is boring? Have I got news for you!
become a subject of news reports
The celebrity's wedding made the news.
tell someone news suddenly and unexpectedly
Don't spring the news on her right before dinner.
news causing shock or surprise
This news was a bombshell that shocked everyone in the office.
something no longer important, interesting, or relevant
That story is yesterday's news now.
information that is obvious or not surprising
He failed the test—news at 11!
news about sad or unfortunate events
She received bad news about her exam results.
news that is favorable or makes people feel happy
We finally received some good news today!
appear in newspapers, TV, or online news reports
The singer was in the news after the big concert.
news that is currently developing or just announced
The channel interrupted regular programming to broadcast breaking news.
Expressions with programme
start accepting new ideas or rules quickly
You need to get with the programme if you want to succeed.
orientation for new students at a school
The induction programme introduced us to the campus facilities.
set of courses for a specific educational goal
The university offers a comprehensive programme of study in engineering.
intensive effort to achieve a goal quickly
The government launched a crash programme to boost the economy.
plan to help people move to a new place
The resettlement programme helped families find new homes.
plan of tasks spread across a continuing period of time
The council introduced a rolling programme of road repairs across the county.
structured plan listing concrete steps to reach specific goals
The ministry launched an action programme to improve science education in schools.
planned set of actions for sharing information with specific groups
The charity launched a new communications programme to reach rural communities.
organized scheme letting people study or work temporarily in another institution or country
She joined an exchange programme in Spain during her second year at university.
organized scheme that provides insurance coverage to certain people or groups
The company expanded its insurance programme for part-time workers.
organized plan offering structured work experience positions to interns
The company launched a new internship programme for engineering students.
planned set of activities run together by two or more organizations
The universities launched a joint programme in environmental science.
planned set of activities or funding covering several future years
The agency launched a new multiannual programme to support scientific research.
organized plan of actions to decrease the number of poor people
The government launched a new poverty reduction programme in rural areas.
planned show of music or speech broadcast by radio station
My grandmother listens to her favorite radio programme every evening.
organized plan for testing many people to find specific problems early
The hospital launched a screening programme to detect diabetes in the local community.
planned set of public actions giving help or services to people in need
The new social programme offers free childcare for low-income families.
organized set of secondary activities that help or accompany a main plan
The conference offered a supporting programme of workshops and networking events.
set of instructions for a computer to execute
The computer programme calculates the total sales for the month.
organized efforts for space exploration and research
The country's space programme launched a new satellite.
person responsible for planning and controlling a group of related projects
The programme manager coordinated timelines across all regional initiatives.
list of steps for conducting an audit
The team followed the audit programme to ensure compliance.
music depicting a scene or idea
The symphony is a classic example of programme music.
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- French:émission d'actualités, ...
- German:Nachrichtensendung, ...
- Italian:telegiornale, ...
- Spanish:noticiero, ...
- Portuguese:telejornal, ...
- Chinese:新闻节目, ...
- Japanese:ニュース番組, ...
- Arabic:بَرْنَامَج إِخْبَارِي, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹכְנִית חֲדָשׁוֹת, ...
- Russian:новостная программа, ...
- Ukrainian:новини, ...
- Hindi:समाचार कार्यक्रम, ...
- Bengali:সংবাদ অনুষ্ঠান, ...
- Catalan:informatiu, ...
- Czech:zpravodajský pořad, ...
- Danish:nyhedsudsendelse, ...
- Dutch:nieuwsprogramma, ...
- Greek:δελτίο ειδήσεων, ...
- Hungarian:hírműsor, ...
- Khmer:កម្មវិធីព័ត៌មាន, ...
- Korean:뉴스 프로그램, ...
- Persian:برنامه خبری, ...
- Polish:program informacyjny, ...
- Portuguese (BR):programa de notícias, ...
- Romanian:program de știri, ...
- Swedish:nyhetsprogram, ...
- Thai:รายการข่าว, ...
- Turkish:haber programı, ...
- Vietnamese:chương trình tin tức, ...
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