journal

Signification

Adj

That is relative to each day; journal

Noun

1. diary, journal
2. newspaper
3. periodical
4. newsbreak
5. log

Prononcé comme (IPA)

/ʒuʁ.nal/

Étymologie

Inherited from Old French journal (“daily”), from Latin diurnālis, from diurnus (“of the day”), from diēs (“day”).

Phrases

Quel journal lisez-vous ?

Which newspaper do you read?

Avec lui , le journal s'oriente plus vers le libéralisme .

With him, the newspaper moved more towards liberalism.

Parmi l'équipe du journal , huit personnes sont tuées , et quatre sont blessées .

Among the newspaper team, eight people were killed, and four were injured.

Lorsqu’il commence son journal , le sire de Gouberville a environ trente ans .

When he began his diary, the Lord of Gouberville was about thirty years old.

En plus de cette activité critique , Hitchens est le correspondant du journal à Chypre .

In addition to this critical activity, Hitchens is the newspaper's correspondent in Cyprus.

Le journal est écrit dans l'alphabet cyrillique serbe .

The diary is written in the Serbian Cyrillic alphabet.

Les propriétaires du journal désapprouvent ses opinions politiques et il s'en retourne à Québec .

The newspaper's owners disapproved of his political views and he returned to Quebec City.

Le journal prône la liberté de la Finlande et porte des objectifs indépendantistes .

The newspaper advocates the freedom of Finland and carries pro-independence objectives.