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Meanings of reportage in English
Different forms of representation for which the author reports from direct observation.
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Usage of reportage in English
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It's as if they feature the spaces left out of reportage images.
2
To borrow a favourite phrase of political reportage, it's a bad look.
3
It is one of the best pieces of reportage I've ever read.
4
Hasn't he noticed the acres of sympathetic reportage in the Irish media?
5
Pepys translated his vanity first into intimate reportage and then into art.
6
These pictures were like reportage from the war zone of ordinary life.
7
I'm looking at the first 10 days of reportage by the Daily News.
8
Swenson decided to move from written reportage to something entirely different: video-game reportage.
9
This suicide and its reportage raises many complex and serious issues.
10
Subsequent reportage in this newspaper reminded me of the sequel, Addams Family Values.
11
Food and the judging thereof now have all the reverence of war reportage.
12
It is a novel take on a difficult subject, blending fiction with reportage.
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The official and I contacted Paul to explain the reason of my reportage.
14
In frustration, he sent his editor a letter with his thoughts and reportage.
15
During my cloud seeding reportage, a few weather modification scientists praised China's initiative.
16
How many journalists can write reportage - or anything else - like this?
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Translations for reportage
Portuguese
Catalan
Russian
Reportage through the time
Reportage across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare