op-ed in French
op-ed in French is tribune libre — op-ed means a signed opinion article printed in a newspaper or published on its site, written by someone who is not on the paper's editorial board and expressing that writer's own argument.
op-ed in French
tribune libre
A newspaper page containing signed articles by commentators expressing viewpoints that may not agree with those espoused by the editorial board, traditionally printed opposite the editorial page.
What does "op-ed" mean?
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noun A signed opinion article printed in a newspaper or published on its site, written by someone who is not on the paper's editorial board and expressing that writer's own argument.
"She wrote an op-ed arguing that the licence fee should be scrapped."
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adjective Belonging to the section of a publication given over to such articles.
"The letter appeared on the op-ed page of Thursday's edition."
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op-ed in a sentence
- She wrote an op-ed arguing that the licence fee should be scrapped.
- The paper ran two op-eds on opposite sides of the strike.
- The letter appeared on the op-ed page of Thursday's edition.
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What is "op-ed" in French?
"op-ed" in French is tribune libre. op-ed means: A signed opinion article printed in a newspaper or published on its site, written by someone who is not on the paper's editorial board and expressing that writer's own argument.
How do you use "op-ed" in a sentence?
Example: "She wrote an op-ed arguing that the licence fee should be scrapped." In French, "op-ed" is tribune libre.
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