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news

UK
/njuːz/
US
/nuːz/

Translations

newsnoun
That was the biggest news of the day.
Это была самая большая новость дня.
The news about the election results spread quickly.
Новости о результатах выборов быстро распространились.
He received the news of his promotion with great joy.
Он получил известия о своем повышении с большой радостью.
Additional translations
сведения
сообщения
Synonyms
story
intelligence
headline
coverage
information
report
bulletin
update
announcement
dispatch
newsadjective
UK
/njuːz/
US
/nuːz/
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "news report").
Synonyms
up-to-date
current-events
new
fresh
breaking
latest
recent
current
newsworthy
reportorial
newspaper
press
journalistic
news-related
newverb

news

newed
Past Simple
newed
Past Participle
newing
Gerund
Archaic and literary; ‘to make new’, ‘to renew’.
Synonyms
renew
refresh
refurbish
renovate
restore
revamp
remodel
rejuvenate
regenerate
overhaul
remake

Definitions

newsnoun
Newly received or noteworthy information, especially about recent events.
The news of the election results spread quickly throughout the country.
A television or radio program, or a section of a newspaper, devoted to reporting current events.
I always switch on the 10 o’clock news to catch up on the day’s stories.
A person, thing, or event considered as a subject for a news report.
The celebrity's sudden marriage became the biggest news of the week.
Information that is new or surprising to someone; something one has not previously been aware of.
“You're moving to Canada? Well, that's news to me!”
newsadjective
Relating to or concerned with the reporting or broadcasting of current events.
Several news organizations sent reporters to cover the summit.
newverb
To make new again; to renew, refresh, or renovate.
The craftsman newed the faded lettering on the monument.
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