The live report
Example: Live report covers event as it happens
Definition
"The live report" refers to a real-time broadcast or account of an event as it occurs, providing immediate and direct information to the audience without delay, commonly used in journalism to convey unfolding news or situations.
Translations
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el informe en vivo -
het liveverslag -
el reportatge en directe -
le reportage en direct -
der Livebericht
Etymology
The term "the live report" combines 'live,' meaning something happening in real time, with 'report,' derived from Latin 'reportare,' meaning to carry back. In journalism, 'live report' emerged to describe immediate news coverage, reflecting the desire to bring events directly to the audience as they happen.
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"The live report" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Journalism - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 110 commonly used words.
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