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Meanings of correspondent in anglès
Journalist contributing reports from a remote location.
Related terms
català
corresponsal espanyol
corresponsal A journalist employed to provide news stories for newspapers or broadcast media.
Synonyms
Examples for "letter writer"
Examples for "letter writer"
1
A letter writer to this paper described her remarks as terribly unfair.
2
In one she said pathetically, I am such a bad letter writer.
3
Had the letter writer also placed the call to Edward Allen Jurmain?
4
It started, like many of our cases, with the anonymous letter writer.
5
Mr Wilkes said he believed the letter writer had ulterior motives.
Usage of correspondent in anglès
1
Health correspondent Owain Clarke reports and speaks to health minister Mark Drakeford.
2
Our correspondent said free shots are available at all community health centers.
3
The answer is in its past, as Europe correspondent Gavin Lee explains.
4
The Irish Times naturally needed a correspondent in the war zone immediately.
5
Chief correspondent Matthew Price looks at what EU regulation means for butter.
6
Perhaps it was the character necessary in a truly effective war correspondent.
7
Our health correspondent reveals a new study which paints a bleak picture.
8
New York Times Spain correspondent Raphael Minder explains to us what's happening.
9
There are concerns that contaminated water could spread diseases, our correspondent adds.
10
The BBC's Europe correspondent Chris Morris reports from the town of Drama.
11
Our correspondent in Beijing, Martin Patience, reports on the government's delicate situation.
12
Sydney Morning Herald political correspondent David Wroe brings us an election update.
13
The BBC's North America technology correspondent Richard Taylor, however, was less convinced.
14
But some patients are skeptical, as RNZ health correspondent Rowan Quinn reports.
15
The former chief economics correspondent ended up in the Fair Work Commission.
16
To defend our Moscow correspondent when he's threatened by the Russian state.
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Correspondent through the time
Correspondent across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare
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