dateline in Portuguese
dateline in Portuguese is procedência — dateline means the line at the start of a news story or document that gives the place and date it was written or filed.
dateline in Portuguese
procedência
(journalism) A line at the beginning of a document (such as a newspaper article) stating the place of origin and typically the date, and often written in capital letters.
What does "dateline" mean?
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noun The line at the start of a news story or document that gives the place and date it was written or filed.
"The article carried a dateline reading "Nairobi, June 4.""
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dateline in a sentence
- The article carried a dateline reading "Nairobi, June 4."
- Editors trimmed the dateline before republishing the wire report.
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What is "dateline" in Portuguese?
"dateline" in Portuguese is procedência. dateline means: The line at the start of a news story or document that gives the place and date it was written or filed.
How do you use "dateline" in a sentence?
Example: "The article carried a dateline reading "Nairobi, June 4."" In Portuguese, "dateline" is procedência.
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