The news program
Example: News program broadcasts news stories to inform audiences regularly
Definition
"The news program" refers to a scheduled television or radio broadcast that presents current news stories and information to inform audiences regularly about events locally, nationally, or globally. It serves as a primary source for updates on politics, society, weather, and more.
Etymology
The phrase "the news program" combines "news," derived from the plural of 'new,' meaning recently received information, and "program," from the Greek 'programma,' meaning a written public notice. Together, they describe a scheduled broadcast delivering new information. Did you know? The concept of news programs evolved with the rise of radio and television in the 20th century, becoming a staple of modern media.
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"The news program" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - HR - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 182 commonly used words.
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