tabloid怎么读

英式音标：[ˈtæblɔɪd]

美式音标：[ˈtæbˌlɔɪd]

tabloid基本解释

n. 小报；药片；文摘；小型画报

adj. 小报式的；缩略的；轰动性的；扼要的

tabloid的意思释义

n.

小报，通俗小报；药片；文摘；小型画报

adj.

摘要的，缩编的；小报式的；轰动性的；扼要的

变形

复数：tabloids

英英释义

n.

sensationalist journalism

同义词：yellow journalismtab

newspaper with half-size pages

同义词：ragsheet

tabloid用法及例句

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

I never read the tabloids.

我从来不看小报。

The tabloid papers are full of smut.

这些小报充斥著下流的东西。

As the tabloid have hit on hard times, the cheque of chequebook journalism have shrink.

随着小报纸的不景气,买断独家采访权的金额也跟着缩减了。

The rumor about the famous singer sourced from an article in a tabloid.

关于那个著名歌手的谣言源自小报上的花边新闻。

用作形容词(adj.)

They are printed in a tabloid size.

它们以小报的规格印刷。

例句参考

Tabloid television : popular journalism and the other news

Tabloid Britain - Constructing a Community Through Language

Tabloid Television: Popular Journalism and the \'Other News\' [Book Review]

Introduction: the panic over tabloid news\'\'in C

Tabloid journalism and the public sphere: a historical perspective on tabloid journalism

Popular journalism and professional ideology: Tabloid reporters and editors speak out

Packaging Television News: The Effects of Tabloid on Information Processing and Evaluative Responses

‘Ye Olde Hot Aire’*: reporting on human contributions to climate change in the UK tabloid press

Paper web folding station to give cut and folded sheets in a tabloid newspaper format has sliding folding units with folding funnels...

tabloid词源

tabloid

tabloid: [19] Tabloid originated as a trade-name for a brand of tablets of condensed medicine, registered in 1884 by Burroughs, Wellcome and Company. It was an alteration of tablet [14], which came from Old French tablete, a diminutive form of table (source of English table). This originally denoted a ‘slab for writing on or inscribing’. Such slabs would have been flat and often quite small, and in the late 16th century the term came to be applied to a ‘flat compressed piece of something’ – such as soap or medicine.The notion of ‘compression’ or ‘condensation’ underlies the use of tabloid for newspapers of small page size and ‘condensed’ versions of news stories, which emerged at the beginning of the 20th century (‘He advocated tabloid journalism’, Westminster gazette 1 January 1901).=> table

tabloid (n.)

1884, Tabloid, \"small tablet of medicine,\" trademark name (by Burroughs, Wellcome and Co.) for compressed or concentrated chemicals and drugs, a hybrid formed from tablet + Greek-derived suffix -oid. By 1898, it was being used figuratively to mean a compressed form or dose of anything, hence tabloid journalism (1901), and newspapers that typified it (1917), so called for having short, condensed news articles and/or for being small in size. Associated originally with Alfred C. Harmsworth, editor and proprietor of the \"London Daily Mail.\"

Mr. Harmsworth entered a printing office twenty years ago as office-boy, and today owns thirty periodicals besides The Mail. Upon a friendly challenge from Mr. Pulitzer of The New York World, the English journalist issued the first number of The World for the new century in the ideal form. The size of the page was reduced to four columns and the general make-up was similar in appearance to that of one of the weekly magazines. Current news was presented in condensed and tabulated form, of which the editor says: \"The world enters today upon the twentieth or time-saving century. I claim that by my system of condensed or tabloid journalism hundreds of working hours can be saved each year.\" [\"The Twentieth Century Newspaper,\" in \"The Social Gospel,\" February 1901]

tabloid相关例句

1.The tabloid papers are full of smut.

这些小报充斥着下流的东西.

3.tabloid television

ph.1. (没有内涵的)通俗电视节目

4.Several smaller outlets banned all the tabloid papers.

一些规模较小的商店取消了所有的小报。

6.Costive one tabloid of cascara sagrada.

便秘嘛，请服一片药鼠李皮。

10.Tabloid newspapers immediately began commissioning cartoons of Frankenbunnies.

小报立刻受托开始制作人形兔子的漫画。