newsbreak

/nju:zbreik/
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newsbreak

A newsbreak interrupts the regular program with an important update.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A brief, often urgent, announcement or report that interrupts regular programming to deliver important or developing news information.
Usage
  • Noun:
    • The television station interrupted the show with a newsbreak about the election results.
    • We heard a newsbreak on the radio warning of severe weather approaching the coast.
Advanced Usage
  • "to interrupt with a newsbreak": To stop regular broadcasting to deliver a special news report.
    • The network decided to interrupt with a newsbreak to cover the breaking story from the capital.
Variants and Related Words
  • News bulletin (n): A short news report or summary.
    • The evening news bulletin covered the day's main events.
  • News flash (n): A very brief, urgent news report. (Often used interchangeably with "newsbreak").
    • We have a news flash: the missing hikers have been found safe.
Synonyms
  • Bulletin: A short official statement or report of news.
  • Dispatch: A report sent in from a correspondent or news agency.
  • Alert: A warning or piece of information about a new and important event.
Related Phrases
  • Breaking news: News that is currently developing or has just occurred.
    • The channel switched to live coverage of the breaking news.
newsbreak

A newsbreak interrupts the regular program with an important update.

Noun
  1. a short news announcement concerning some on-going news story

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