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broadsheet

/ˈbrɔːd.ʃiːt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un periódico de gran formato, característico por su tamaño grande y su contenido serio o informativo; también puede referirse a un material impreso de gran tamaño, como un cartel o volante, destinado a la difusión masiva.

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noun

/ˈbrɔːd.ʃiːt/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un periódico de gran formato, característico por su tamaño grande y su contenido serio o informativo; también puede referirse a un material impreso de gran tamaño, como un cartel o volante, destinado a la difusión masiva.

A noun referring to an advertisement or promotional material, typically printed on a single page or as a leaflet, designed for widespread distribution.

  1. Large-format newspaperB2formal

    A newspaper printed on large sheets of paper, typically associated with serious journalism.

    esPeriódico de gran formato

    • The broadsheet covered the election results in great detail.
    • He prefers reading a broadsheet over a tabloid for its in-depth analysis.
    • The newspaper switched from broadsheet to a smaller format to save costs.
  2. Large advertisement or leafletB2formal

    A printed advertisement, often on a single large page or leaflet, intended for wide distribution.

    esCartel publicitario grande

    • The company distributed a broadsheet advertising their new product line.
    • A colorful broadsheet was handed out at the event to promote the sale.
    • The broadsheet contained coupons and details about the upcoming promotion.

    Sinónimosadvertisementbrochurecircularflyerhandbillhandoutleafletpamphlet

Formas
  • broadsheets plural form
  • broadsheets' possessive plural form
  • broadsheet's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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