The live report
Example: Live report delivers real-time information from events as they happen
Definition
"The live report" refers to a real-time update or account provided during an ongoing event, delivering immediate and current information as the situation unfolds, often used in journalism and broadcasting to keep audiences informed without delay.
Translations
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el informe en vivo -
het live verslag -
el reportatge en directe -
le reportage en direct -
der Livebericht
Etymology
The term "the live report" combines "live," originating from the Old English word 'libban,' meaning 'to be alive,' and "report," from the Latin 'reportare,' meaning 'to bring back.' Together, they describe the act of bringing back current, immediate information directly from the event. Did you know? The concept of live reporting became widely popular with the advent of radio and television broadcasting.
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"The live report" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - HR - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 182 commonly used words.
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