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tabloid

/ˈtæb.lɔɪd/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine Zeitung im kleineren Format bezeichnet, die oft durch sensationellen Journalismus und einen Schwerpunkt auf Prominenten- und Skandalnachrichten gekennzeichnet ist.

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noun

/ˈtæb.lɔɪd/B2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine Zeitung im kleineren Format bezeichnet, die oft durch sensationellen Journalismus und einen Schwerpunkt auf Prominenten- und Skandalnachrichten gekennzeichnet ist.

A noun referring to a newspaper with half-size pages, often characterized by sensationalist journalism and a focus on celebrity news and scandals.

  1. Sensationalist journalismB2informal

    A type of journalism that focuses on sensational stories, gossip, and scandal, often with less emphasis on factual accuracy.

    deBoulevardpresse

    • The tabloid published a story about the celebrity's secret wedding.
    • Many people criticize tabloids for spreading rumors.
    • She reads a tabloid every morning for entertainment.

    Synonymesensationalismyellow journalism

    Antonymebroadsheetjournal

  2. Newspaper with half-size pagesB1formal

    A newspaper with pages that are half the size of a standard broadsheet, often containing sensational news.

    deTabloid

    • The tabloid format is easier to read on the subway.
    • He bought a tabloid to read during his lunch break.
    • Tabloids are often sold at supermarket checkouts.

    Synonymeragtab

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  • tabloids plural form
  • tabloids' possessive plural form
  • tabloid's possessive singular form
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