Le journal télévisé
Example: Le journal télévisé commence à huit heures ce soir.
Definition
"Le journal télévisé" refers to the television news program that broadcasts current events, reports, and updates to the public, typically scheduled at a specific time, such as in the evening. It serves as a key source of information for viewers on national and international affairs.
Translations
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the television news -
el telediario -
het journaal -
el telediari -
die Fernsehnachrichtensendung
Etymology
The term "le journal télévisé" combines the French word "journal," meaning newspaper or daily record, with "télévisé," derived from "télévision," referring to the transmission of visual content. This phrase emerged with the rise of television as a medium for delivering news beyond print, marking a new era in journalism.
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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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