news blackout in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for news blackout in the English»French Dictionary

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blackout [Brit ˈblakaʊt, Am ˈblækˌaʊt] N

news [Brit njuːz, Am n(j)uz] N

1. news (new political or public information):

news
nouvelle(s) f(pl)
an item of news (gen)
une nouvelle
an item of news JOURN
une information
the latest news is that all is quiet
aux dernières nouvelles tout était calme
the news that she had resigned
la nouvelle selon laquelle elle aurait démissionné
news of her resignation reached Parliament
la nouvelle de sa démission est parvenue au Parlement
news is just coming in of an explosion
on vient d'apprendre qu'une explosion s'est produite
here now with news of today's sport is X
et voici maintenant, pour nous parler du sport aujourd'hui, X
these events are not news
ces événements n'ont rien de nouveau
to be in the news , to make (the) news
défrayer la chronique
she's always in the news
on parle beaucoup d'elle dans les médias

2. news (personal information):

news
nouvelle(s) f(pl)
a bit or piece of news
une nouvelle
a sad bit of news
une triste nouvelle
have you heard the news?
tu connais la nouvelle?
it's wonderful news about Louis!
nouvelle formidable à propos de Louis!
I heard the news from Jo
j'ai appris la nouvelle par Jo
have I got news for you inf!
j'ai une nouvelle à t'apprendre!
have you any news of her?
est-ce que tu as de ses nouvelles?
I have no news of her
je n'ai aucune nouvelle d'elle
tell me all your news!
raconte-moi ce que tu deviens!
that's news to me inf!
ça, c'est du nouveau! inf
that's good/bad news
c'est une bonne/mauvaise nouvelle
she's bad news inf!
c'est un véritable fléau! inf
this is or spells bad news for
c'est une mauvaise nouvelle pour
bad news travels fast
les mauvaises nouvelles circulent vite

news blackout in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for news blackout in the English»French Dictionary

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news [nju:z, Am nu:z] N no pl

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We had a news blackout in the house - as much for my sanity as his.
www.bbc.co.uk
Many local newspapers have simply stopped publishing details of drug-related violence, resulting in an almost complete news blackout.
www.technologyreview.com
The government responded with a news blackout, banning the media from broadcasting coverage of the blast.
theconversation.com
The flight entered a news blackout after the successful separation of the payload fairing at about four and one half minutes after blastoff.
www.universetoday.com
He declined to characterize individual issues, citing an agreement at the start of talks to a news blackout.
www.ctpost.com
There is news blackout there.
newsinfo.inquirer.net
That may not be the final count as at the moment there's a news blackout on the final count.
www.mindanews.com
The opening of the dimensional gateway is being kept subject to a governmental news blackout to avoid a global panic.
www.theregister.co.uk
Hospitals operated with emergency staff while journalists also joined the strike, causing a virtual news blackout to go into effect across the country.
www.thehindu.com
It almost feels like a news blackout.
www.dailymail.co.uk

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