CEFR B2

newspaperwoman

noun

Meaning

A woman who works as a journalist or reporter for a newspaper, often writing articles and conducting interviews to gather information for publication.

Examples

The newspaperwoman won a Pulitzer Prize for her exposé on the city's corrupt mayor.
As a newspaperwoman, she had to meet tight deadlines and conduct interviews with difficult sources.

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newspaperwoman (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈnjuːspəpərwʊmən/

Definition

A woman who works as a journalist or reporter for a newspaper, often writing articles and conducting interviews to gather information for publication.

Examples

The newspaperwoman won a Pulitzer Prize for her exposé on the city's corrupt mayor.
As a newspaperwoman, she had to meet tight deadlines and conduct interviews with difficult sources.

How to Use newspaperwoman

work as a newspaperwoman (phrasal verb): to be employed as a journalist or reporter — "She worked as a newspaperwoman for several years before becoming an editor."
become a newspaperwoman (phrasal verb): to start a career as a journalist or reporter — "After graduating from journalism school, she became a newspaperwoman and started working for a local paper."

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