Le journal télévisé
Example: Le journal télévisé annonce les nouvelles du travail aujourd'hui.
Definition
"Le journal télévisé" refers to the televised news program that presents current events and important information, including updates related to work and human resources. It serves as a primary source for viewers to stay informed about developments in various sectors.
Etymology
The phrase "le journal télévisé" combines the French word "journal," meaning newspaper or journal, with "télévisé," derived from "télévision," meaning television. This term literally means 'the televised journal,' highlighting its role as a visual news bulletin. Did you know? The concept evolved as television became a popular medium for delivering daily news.
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"Le journal télévisé" appears in the Vocaplus list "French - HR - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 182 commonly used words.
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