newsy
/ˈnjuːzi/
- Syllables
- 2 syllables
- Stress
- 1st syllable stress
- Vowel
- Long vowel
- Ending
- Final y vowel sound
new - sy -> newsy
၁။ (က) သတင်း။ What's the latest news? ❍ Have you heard the news? Mary's engaged! ❍ I want to hear all your news. ❍ It's news to me (ie I haven't heard about it before). ❍ Have you any news of Pete? (ie Have you heard anything about/ from him?) ❍ the home/ foreign news pages in a newspaper ❍ a news item/ report/ broadcast/ bulletin ❍ She is always in the news (ie Her activities are regularly reported in the press, on television, etc). (ခ) the news [sing v ] (ရေဒီယို၊ တီဗီ) သတင်း။ listen to the news ❍ What time's the news on BBC2? ❍ We heard it on the news.
၂။ [U] သတင်းအဖြစ်ရေးစရာ။ Pop stars are always news.
❏ break the news (to sb) [IDM ] စိတ်မချမ်းသာဖွယ် သတင်းကို ဦးဆုံးအသိပေးပြောကြားသည်။
❏ news agency n သတင်းဌာန။ (သတင်းစု၍ ထိုသတင်းများကို သတင်းစာ၊ ရေဒီယို၊ တီဗီဌာနများသို့ ရောင်းသည့်ဌာနဖြစ်သည်။ )
❏ news room n သတင်းခန်း။
❏ news-sheet n (မျက်နှာနည်းနည်း၊ အရွယ်သေးသေး) သတင်းစာငယ်။
❏ news-stand n = BOOKSTALL
❏ newsy adj (infml ) စိတ်ဝင်စားဖွယ်ဖြစ်သော။ သတင်းပလင်း စုံလင်သော။ a newsy letter.
❏ no news is good news [IDM ](saying ) ဘာသတင်းမှ မကြားရတာဟာ သတင်းကောင်းပဲ။
- I’m afraid I’ve got some bad news.
- I wrote to John telling him all the latest news.
- [news of/about] : Friends expressed shock at the news of his death.
- [news for] : Good news for home owners!
- [news on the health/trade etc front] : There’s brighter news on the romantic front for my sisters.
- [news on] : The leaflet is full of up-to-date news on the environment.
- [hear the news] : Have you heard the good news? Michael’s got the job!
- [break the news] : I’m not looking forward to breaking the news to Dad.
- [piece/bit of news] : She was delighted by this piece of news.
- [news comes/arrives/reaches someone] : That day the news came of the invasion of Normandy.
- Foreign/sports/financial news
- [item of news] : The first item of news was the fire at the palace.
- [news breaks] : Johnson has been in hiding since news of his affair broke yesterday.
- News item/broadcast
- [news coverage] : The BBC’s excellent 24-hour news coverage
- I always listen to the nine o’clock news.
- [on the news] : Did you see the Prime Minister on the news last night?
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