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newsroom

/ˈnjuːz.ruːm/

Traduction: Nom désignant le lieu ou le service où les nouvelles sont rassemblées, traitées et préparées pour publication ou diffusion, ainsi que le personnel qui y travaille.

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noun

/ˈnjuːz.ruːm/B2formal
  • frNom désignant le lieu ou le service où les nouvelles sont rassemblées, traitées et préparées pour publication ou diffusion, ainsi que le personnel qui y travaille.

A noun referring to a place or department where news is gathered, processed, and prepared for publication or broadcast, or the staff working in such a location.

  1. News processing officeB2formal

    An office where news is gathered, edited, and prepared for publication or broadcast by a newspaper, news agency, or television/radio station.

    frSalle de rédaction

    • The reporters rushed back to the newsroom to file their stories.
    • The newsroom was buzzing with activity before the evening broadcast.
    • Editors in the newsroom decided which stories would make the front page.
  2. News staffB2formal

    The staff of a newspaper or the news department of a periodical.

    frrédaction (ensemble du personnel)

    • The entire newsroom worked overtime to cover the election results.
    • She was hired as a junior reporter and quickly became a valued member of the newsroom.
    • The newsroom celebrated when their investigation won an award.
  3. B2formal

    A reading room in a library or club where newspapers and other periodicals can be read.

    frsalle de lecture

    • He spent his lunch break in the newsroom of the local library.
    • The club's newsroom was stocked with international newspapers.
    • Members gathered in the newsroom to discuss current events.

    Synonymesreading room

Formes
  • newsrooms plural form
  • newsrooms' possessive plural form
  • newsroom's possessive singular form