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news [nju:z] N no pl

1. news (new information):

news
novica f
news
vest f
to break the news to sb
povedati komu slabo novico
really! that's news to me
kaj takega! tega nisem vedel

2. news (media):

news
novice f pl
to be in the news
biti v novicah

ˈnews agen·cy N

ˈnews con·fer·ence N

ˈnews deal·er N Am (newsagent)

ˈnews item N

news item
novica f
news item
vest f

ˈnews re·lease N esp Am

ˈnews re·port N

news report
vest f
news report
informacija f

Usage examples with news

[news] bulletin
novice
news blackout
prepoved poročanja
a bit of news fig (some)
novica
the news media
mediji poročanja
to bring news
prinesti novice
it's good news, I hope
upam, da so novice dobre
the news filtered out quickly
novica se je hitro razširila
the news gladdened his heart
novica ga je razveselila
really! that's news to me
kaj takega! tega nisem vedel
to be in the news
biti v novicah
the news came as no surprise
novica nas ni presenetila
to relay the news to sb
sporočiti komu novico
I'm dying to hear the news
vse bi dal, da bi slišal novice
they still haven't had any news
še vedno niso izvedeli nič novega
to break the news to sb
povedati komu slabo novico
we were stupefied by the news
novica nas je osupnila
the news came like a thunderbolt
novica je prišla kot strela z jasnega
news of the disaster stunned the nation
novice o katastrofi so osupnile narod
to give sb the news of sth
sporočiti komu novico o čem
we heard the news over the radio
novico smo slišali po radiu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The good news is that once a roof has been slated or tiled, the sarking felt serves no purpose.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The dearth of local news and failures to receive exchanges was the cause of frequent editorial grumbling.
en.wikipedia.org
The newsroom is led by an editor in chief, managing editor, news editor, sports editor, online editor, lifestyles editor and editorial page editor.
en.wikipedia.org
Political officials and news services from the region have repeatedly decried this fly as a disease-carrying pest, despite documentation that it is not.
en.wikipedia.org
However, the main evening news in the GDR had long been at 1930, and this was the preferred time for most viewers.
en.wikipedia.org
This gave long-suffering copra growers their best news in many years.
en.wikipedia.org
Part of the government's attempt to suppress the unrest was a draconian ban on the press publishing news relating to the rising tide of resistance.
en.wikipedia.org
It would be easy for readers of news coverage of the turnabout to get that impression.
www.latimes.com
Yet even if stasis is common why suppose that this is bad news for the extrapolationist orthodoxy?
en.wikipedia.org
One grand theme, however, towers over all gossip, faux news and social media blathering.
theconversation.com

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