Le journal télévisé
Example: Le journal télévisé commence toujours à vingt heures précises.
Definition
"Le journal télévisé" is a television news program that presents a summary of the day's most important national and international news stories, typically broadcast at a scheduled time in the evening. It informs viewers about current events through video reports and live coverage.
Etymology
The term "le journal télévisé" comes from French, combining "journal," meaning newspaper or daily report, and "télévisé," meaning televised. It literally means 'the televised newspaper,' reflecting how early television news aimed to deliver the day's news as newspapers did, but through the new medium of television.
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"Le journal télévisé" appears in the Vocaplus list "French - Journalism - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 110 commonly used words.
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