tabloid in Chinese
tabloid in Chinese is 小型画报 — tabloid means a newspaper printed at roughly half the size of a broadsheet, typically known for punchy, sensational stories rather than sober reporting.
tabloid in Chinese
小型画报
Pronounced: xiǎo xíng huà bào
(newspapers) A newspaper having pages half the dimensions of a broadsheet, especially characterized as favouring stories of a popular or sensational nature over serious news. [from early 20th c.]
What does "tabloid" mean?
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noun A newspaper printed at roughly half the size of a broadsheet, typically known for punchy, sensational stories rather than sober reporting.
"The tabloid ran the celebrity breakup as its front-page story."
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adj Written or presented in a sensational, attention-grabbing style typical of tabloid newspapers.
"The documentary was criticized for its tabloid approach to a serious topic."
tabloid in a sentence
- The tabloid ran the celebrity breakup as its front-page story.
- She dismissed the rumor as tabloid gossip.
- The documentary was criticized for its tabloid approach to a serious topic.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "tabloid" in Chinese?
"tabloid" in Chinese is 小型画报. tabloid means: A newspaper printed at roughly half the size of a broadsheet, typically known for punchy, sensational stories rather than sober reporting.
How do you pronounce 小型画报?
"tabloid" in Chinese is 小型画报, pronounced "xiǎo xíng huà bào".
How do you use "tabloid" in a sentence?
Example: "The tabloid ran the celebrity breakup as its front-page story." In Chinese, "tabloid" is 小型画报.
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