journaille
ʒuʁnaj
Definition
Definition of journaille - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
presseRare ensemble des journalistes de mauvaise qualité ou corrompusRare
- Il critique souvent la journaille et ses articles sensationnalistes.
2.
- Quelle sale journaille on a eue aujourd'hui !
Origin of journaille
français, journ (jour) + suffixe péjoratif -aille (rabais)
Examples of journaille in a sentence
La journaille a encore exagéré l'histoire pour vendre du papier. J'ai eu une sacrée journaille au bureau. Après cette journaille, je vais me coucher tôt.
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- English:the gutter press, crappy day, ...
- German:Journaille, Scheißtag, ...
- Italian:giornalame, giornataccia, ...
- Spanish:prensa basura, día, ...
- Portuguese:imprensa sensacionalista, diacho de dia, ...
- Chinese:烂媒体, 这一天, ...
- Japanese:低俗なジャーナリスト, ひどい一日, ...
- Arabic:الصِّحافَة الصَّفْراء, نهار سيئ, ...
- Hebrew:עִיתּוֹנוּת יְרוּדָה, יוֹמוֹן, ...
- Russian:журналюги, день, ...
- Ukrainian:журналістська наволоч, день, ...
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