Newsbreak Meaning in English

word

US

ˈnuzˌbreɪk

NOOZ-brayk

UK

ˈnjuːzˌbreɪk

NYOOZ-brayk

释义

A newsbreak is a short segment or interruption in regular programming to share important or breaking news.

用法与细微差别

'Newsbreak' is common in broadcasting and media, especially on TV or radio. Usually refers to urgent or breaking news. Often appears as 'There was a newsbreak about...' or 'Stay tuned for a newsbreak.' Less used in casual conversation.

• Spanish: noticia de última hora - interrupción de noticias
• Portuguese (BR): notícia urgente - intervalo para notícias
• Portuguese (PT): notícia de última hora - interrupção de notícias
• Chinese (Simplified): 新闻快报 - 新闻插播
• Chinese (Traditional): 新聞快報 - 新聞插播
• Hindi: ताज़ा खबर - समाचार अवरोध
• Arabic: خبر عاجل - فاصل إخباري
• Bengali: সংবাদ বিরতি - জরুরি সংবাদ প্রচার
• Russian: экстренный выпуск новостей - новостная вставка
• Japanese: ニュース速報
• Vietnamese: bản tin đặc biệt - tin nóng
• Korean: 뉴스 속보
• Turkish: haber arası - flaş haber
• Urdu: نیوز بریک - خصوصی خبروں کا وقفہ
• Indonesian: berita kilat - siaran berita mendadak

例句

We watched a newsbreak about the storm.

basic

The program stopped for a newsbreak.

basic

There was a newsbreak during the movie.

basic

A sudden newsbreak interrupted the football match on TV.

natural

We learned about the election results through a late night newsbreak.

natural

If there’s a major event, expect a newsbreak at any time.

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