newspaper
(njuːspeɪpəʳ , US nuːz- )
Word forms: newspapers
1. countable noun A1
A newspaper is a publication consisting of a number of large sheets of folded paper, on which news, advertisements, and other information is printed.
He was carrying a newspaper.
They read their daughter's allegations in the newspaper.
She writes a regular Sunday newspaper feature.
2. countable noun B1
A newspaper is an organization that produces a newspaper.
It is Britain's fastest growing national daily newspaper.
He is a food critic for the newspaper.
3. uncountable noun A2
Newspaper consists of pieces of old newspapers, especially when they are being used for another purpose such as wrapping things up.
He found two pots, each wrapped in newspaper.
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Collocations:
newspaper obituary newspaper page newspaper publication newspaper publishes newspaper publishing newspaper readers newspaper readership newspaper reporting newspaper subscription newspaper supplement newspaper website online newspaper printed newspaper read a newspaper rival newspaper scan the newspaper sell a newspaper sue a newspaper weekly newspaper write for a newspaper
Two readers then sent us the same story about a war hero who had been described in a newspaper obituary as 'a battlescared veteran'.
Times, Sunday Times
He even composes her newspaper obituary.
Globe and Mail
So references become a code of the kind you find in newspaper obituaries.
Times, Sunday Times
Not all newspaper obituaries go into the cause of death.
Times,Sunday Times
If newspaper obituaries had a golden age, it was a short one.
The Times Literary Supplement
It has an 11.5in screen with a 1200x1600-pixel display - sharp enough to show an entire newspaper page, complete with images.
Times, Sunday Times
When you see a newspaper page it's a finished product-news, ads, pictures-all in place.
Christianity Today
He explained how on his last visit to the country he had seen how one newspaper page could contain both a positive piece and a negative piece.
Times, Sunday Times
A decade later in 1973, cigarette advertising was banned on billboards and in cinemas, and print media advertising was restricted to half a newspaper page.
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And other forums emerged - newspaper pages, blogs, messageboards and websites - where intellectuals could parry and thrust.
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He must have realised that with every bound private volume the likelihood of newspaper publication increased.
Times, Sunday Times
Interest in the book was inflated by the newspaper publication of an extract.
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Newspaper publication of the school budget was refused, and replaced with a mimeograph supplied on request.
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He was named a city all-star in a number of newspaper publications that year.
Globe and Mail
The number of newspaper publications in active circulation had increased from 37 to more than 1,200 dailies, in addition to the many new monthly magazines.
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The newspaper publishes news seven days a week online.
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The newspaper publishes morning paper and evening editions.
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The newspaper publishes the official decrees, statements and documents of regional bodies.
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Eventually the less-popular afternoon edition was dropped, so at present the newspaper publishes only as a morning paper.
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The newspaper publishes its main print edition in the afternoons five days a week.
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This could be the first transfer tale in history to provoke an official denial before anybody outside the newspaper publishing the story had read it.
Times, Sunday Times
Despite some teething problems, the decision to calculate share prices using computers proved a major step in the evolution of business sections, and ultimately newspaper publishing systems, around the world.
Times, Sunday Times
He resumed newspaper publishing until his retirement in 1972.
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It took the form of a pink broadsheet newspaper, aiming to rediscover the format of newspaper publishing.
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He was involved in newspaper publishing and various businesses.
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Newspaper readers could be just as sensitive as the official 'conseil de surveillance'.
The Times Literary Supplement
Actually, it all sounds rather boring - more notes for writers and directors than information or entertainment for newspaper readers.
Times, Sunday Times
The sunbathing newspaper readers were fortunate that everyone was on foot, even if running hard to keep up.
Times, Sunday Times
Five years ago a bunch of humble newspaper readers wrought a historic change in the law.
Times, Sunday Times
They're not the sort of thing that newspaper readers want; in the sports section, anyway, we look for a little fun.
Times, Sunday Times
He added that the publication aimed to recruit a new generation of readers outside of the traditional newspaper readership.
Times, Sunday Times
New technologies such as computers, cell phones and tablets play the major role in aging newspaper readership.
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Newspaper readership varies between the popular tabloids, quality broadsheets and regional titles.
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Newspaper readership goes up with education, and education levels are rising.
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Civic awareness and democratic values are weakening as the newspaper readership aging because of the decrease of reading newspaper.
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She became a figure of notoriety or praise, depending on the politics of the newspaper reporting her views.
Times, Sunday Times
They may quickly decide that newspaper reporting of parliamentary business has not met with their satisfaction.
Times, Sunday Times
The staidness of newspaper reporting was not a good fit, but the newspaper format was.
The Times Literary Supplement
She taught him the rudiments of newspaper reporting, and astrology.
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Later the shore patrol used these boats for customs, police issues, water taxi, and newspaper reporting.
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A purchase of a 20 x 100 ft (6 by 30 m) lot for $67.50 included a six-month newspaper subscription.
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He receives a couple of newspaper subscriptions via the mail.
Times, Sunday Times
In households, accounts payable are ordinarily bills from the electric company, telephone company, cable television or satellite dish service, newspaper subscription, and other such regular services.
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Sales of digital newspaper subscriptions will also be subject to 20% sales tax.
Times, Sunday Times
Then list all your outgoings in order of importance, from mortgage or rent and household bills, transport, food and childcare, right down to newspaper subscriptions or your social smoking habit.
Times, Sunday Times
After all, as someone with the time and space to spend your weekend morning reading a sumptuously designed newspaper supplement like this, you almost certainly qualify as liberal.
Times,Sunday Times
His latest attempt to win sympathy came in an interview supported by one of his many sponsors in a newspaper supplement.
Times, Sunday Times
This newspaper supplement caters to the ever-expanding student community as a career guide, counselor and adviser.
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Is it disrespectful to ask whether people are actually reading the many newspaper supplements, tuning in to special programmes, pursuing internet links?
Times, Sunday Times
Government leaflets, consumer websites, pamphlets from banks, factsheets from debt-counselling services, television adverts and programmes, newspaper supplements, key facts documents.
Times, Sunday Times
Footage of the incident was posted on a newspaper website.
The Sun
A picture of them appeared on a newspaper website.
Times, Sunday Times
A web contributor to an official newspaper website agreed.
Times, Sunday Times
In series 2 the newspaper website has installed a paywall allowing downloads for 5 pence each.
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In 2012, it completed a redesign of its website, making it the first college newspaper website with a responsive design.
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Its website now effectively operates as an online newspaper, and its latest money-making scheme - a series of new podcasts - will crowd out private competitors.
The Sun
In this country the reaction to such a suggestion, as measured by comments on online newspaper and media sites, was psychologically fascinating.
Times, Sunday Times
They once tried to leave a comment under an online newspaper article but were put off by the certainties of others.
Times, Sunday Times
It has launched a campus-based 24 hours online newspaper called.
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It will continue only as an online newspaper.
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Its website yesterday did not carry the name of the footballer or the picture used on the front page of its printed newspaper.
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When newspapers launched their online editions, initially they comprised merely the replication of material from the printed newspaper.
Times, Sunday Times
A tax judge accepted that the digital editions were 'fundamentally the same' as the printed newspaper but that they could not be zero-rated without a change in the law.
Times, Sunday Times
Printed newspaper sales may plateau, or go into the sea.
Times, Sunday Times
It began as a weekly printed newspaper and became an online daily in 2006.
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One afternoon he read a newspaper article that said that nearly half of newly qualified teachers were leaving within the first five years.
Times, Sunday Times
I told him not to read the newspaper one day and instead savour each mouthful of coffee.
Times, Sunday Times
In 83 per cent of cases, the patients could see with 20/40 vision or better - well enough to read a newspaper.
Times, Sunday Times
Read a newspaper, listen to the news, get wired to culture - there's nothing worse than appearing disconnected.
Times,Sunday Times
They might even be able to read a newspaper article right through without interruption.
Times, Sunday Times
It gives me no pleasure to say they were both from a rival newspaper group.
Times, Sunday Times
Several rival newspaper owners indicated in private yesterday that they still believed the company was expensive.
Times, Sunday Times
The paper also noted a degree of scepticism about the offer from a rival newspaper.
Times, Sunday Times
Those funds would not be subject to the competition issues from regulators that offers from rival newspaper companies would encounter, he said.
Globe and Mail
Reach has been buying rival newspaper titles to generate cost savings.
Times, Sunday Times
A witch scans the newspaper for tips on how to become young and beautiful.
The Times Literary Supplement
While scanning the newspapers last week, my eyes had settled on this first line of an article, only to move quickly on in search of something important and memorable.
Times, Sunday Times
Scanning the newspaper birthday list, and comparing progress with those public figures on it, can sour one's whole mood for the day.
Times, Sunday Times
She didn't have any, and he refused to sell the newspaper to her.
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Anything to sell a newspaper, eh?
Times,Sunday Times
Anybody who has tried to sell a newspaper knows that the reporting of celebrities interests most of the people most of the time.
Times, Sunday Times
Sensational weather stories help to sell some newspapers, no matter how dubious the authenticity of the forecasts.
Times, Sunday Times
He was able to pay it back when he sold the newspaper for $1 million in 1968.
Times, Sunday Times
Ford threatened to sue the newspaper for libel, but never followed up.
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Sooner or later somebody will try to sue a newspaper but, on discovering that its editor had clearance, sue the commission instead.
Times, Sunday Times
He declined to sue the newspaper, saying that it would be a waste of time and money.
Times, Sunday Times
The owners threatened to sue the newspaper for devaluing their home.
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Shin's lawyer stated that she planned to sue the newspaper for libel.
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The slow and constant labours in the studio are too easily sidelined by the imperative of a weekly newspaper assignment.
Times, Sunday Times
Having a books section in a national weekly newspaper promotes reading to all ages.
Times, Sunday Times
Her outspoken opinions on stores through twitter, television appearances and through a weekly newspaper column have also made some retailers reluctant to speak to her.
Times, Sunday Times
Having grown up with the view that writing was the most noble calling, he became a noted wordsmith as a gardening correspondent for a weekly newspaper.
Times, Sunday Times
It started as a subscriber-only, think tank report but was transformed to a weekly newspaper in early 2009 by its new editor.
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Remember that when you write a newspaper column you are writing journalism, not an exegetical paper.
Christianity Today
On his 21st he told how he would love to write a newspaper column.
The Sun
He continued to write for the newspaper on occasion and also contributed to magazines.
Times, Sunday Times
I don't get other people to write my newspaper columns.
The Sun
How should you write for a newspaper?
Christianity Today
Translations:
Chinese: 报纸
Japanese: 新聞
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- inflation target
- inflation tax
- inflation worry
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- -inflected
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- inflection
- inflection point
- inflexibility
- inflexible
- inflexible rule
- inflexion
- inflict
- inflict a punishment
- inflict damage
- inflict death
- inflict hardship
- inflict harm
- inflict humiliation