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broadcast
sent out a programme
coverage
reporting of an event or a subject
forecast
a statement of what is likely to happen in a future
brochure
small book like a magazine, which gives information, often about travel or a company etc.
booklet
small book, giving information about something
on behalf of somebody
representing
subliminal message
not recognized by the concious mind but still having an influence
make up for something
to compensate for something bad with something good
glued to a screen
unable to stop looking at a screen
inane
extremly silly, with no importance
sensationalize
to present information in a way that makes it shocking or exciting
political unrest
unstable political situation
take the blame
be blamed for
mindless
without mental effort
play a part
contribute to something
make something possible
enable, facilitate
be down with someone
be on a good terms with someone
be in for something
going to experience or receive something soon
illiterate
unable to read and write or without sufficient knowledge about a sub
shorthand writing
fast writing method that uses symboles and lines
gist
the most important pieces of information about somethig; abstract
illegible writing
diffucult to read because of being untidy
unprintable
containing offensive language and therefore not acceptable to print
oddly enough
something strange but true
just about
almost, nearly
badly enough
used to emphasise the feeling of an ambition, a desire
utter (adj)
complete, absolute
damning point
point that includes a lot of criticism
safeguard
a law, rule that is done to protect someone from something
output
the amount that is produced
project an image
to represent yourself in a particular way through your speech, behaviour or appearance
induce
persuade
blatant
very obvious
lavish
large in quality and expensive, impresive
party political broadcast
short tv or radio slot presenting party’s views
news bulletin
quick news overview
hype
make someone excited for something
overhyped
advertised too much, so that it seems better than it really is
sit about
sit down and do nothing
amount to something
be equal to; this is
in some quarters
for some parts of society
circulation
number of copies that are sold
a beacon of
a figurative expression for a person, idea, symbol etc. that provides guidance
headlong
very quickly, without any attention
fear / scare monger
unnecessarily spreading panic
stifle
choke, suffocate
the latest in a long line of
yet another
a bit rich statement
absurd, ironic, hypocritical statement
escape the law
avoid legal consequences
whoddunit
informal name for a mystery novel
be lost of words
be too shocked to say anything
snippet of information
small amount of information
conducive to
providing the right conditions for something
obituaries
descriptions of the lives of famous people who have just died
leader / editorial
an article by the newspaper editor
classified ads
pages of advertisements in different categories
supplements
separate magazines included with the newspaper
feature
a set of articles devoted to a particular topic
agony columns
a section in a newspaper that deals with readers’ private problems
agony aunt
person, typically a woman, who answers letters in the agony column
pamphlet
small book with a soft cover dealing with a specific topic, often political
leaflet / flyer
single sheet giving information about an event, an offert etc.
prospectus
small book like a magazine, which gives information about a school, collage, company etc.
manual
book of dedicated instructions how to use something
book jacket
an outer cover
foreword
a piece of writing preceiding book’s content
issue
a single copy of a newspaper
binder
a hard cover in which paper documents or magazines are stored
quarterly
a magazine that is published four times a year
desktop publishing
published using a home computer to design it
facsimile
an exact copy of something
give a lowdown on sth
give the most important facts about a person, event etc.
small print / fine print
agreement details