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7 expression(s)

entertainment C1

curtain raiser

Learn how to use the term 'curtain raiser' to describe a short opening performance, a preliminary event, or an introductory match before a main attraction.
entertainment B2

investigative journalism

Discover the meaning and usage of the term 'investigative journalism'. Learn how to discuss deeply researched, expository news reporting in formal English.
entertainment C1

media scrum

Discover the meaning of 'media scrum,' a term used to describe a crowd of reporters jostling for an interview, with examples and exercises.
entertainment B1

news broadcast

Learn the definition and proper usage of 'news broadcast' with natural English examples.
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entertainment C1

yellow journalism

Learn the definition of 'yellow journalism' and how it refers to sensationalized news reporting designed to attract viewers and boost entertainment ratings.
entertainment B1

interview a celebrity

Master the phrase 'interview a celebrity' in English. Learn correct usage, examples, and avoid common grammar mistakes.
entertainment C1

media frenzy

Understand the exact meaning of 'media frenzy', a formal C1 expression used to describe intense, chaotic, and highly sensationalized press coverage of a public event.