news
ਖ਼ਬਰੀ
definition
noun
I've got some good news for you
newly received or noteworthy information, especially about recent or important events.
example
Next week there will be a special Science Show about an Australian animal in the 'news' .
So other recent 'news' was about media studies being taught at primary school level.
he was back in the 'news' again
Chanel became the hottest 'news' in fashion
Even journalists cannot enter to publish the 'news' , and the situation there is so bad.
It would take a long essay to answer this question, but some recent 'news' could provide a hint.
This issue has been in the public domain for quite some time; it has been in the 'news' .
Smash and grab from motor cars at stop streets or traffic lights has been in the 'news' .
Issues about or affecting teenagers are regularly in the 'news' , but we seldom hear what they have to say.
A number of good internet sites contain 'news' on current events as well as background articles.
this was hardly 'news' to her
I had the day off work on Friday, so I went round to Fay's and received some unexpected 'news' .
But recent 'news' from doctors suggests that he could return to work as early as Easter.
As a result, concerned citizens do not receive timely 'news' about political issues that they want.
The idea is to engage and involve viewers in the 'news' , and to stimulate public debate.
The coaches are in the 'news' at the moment and it got me thinking about what it is that makes a good coach.
Doctors are already geared up to carry out the major operation within six hours of receiving the vital 'news' .
Wendy's friend Jeff was able to tell Astor why the Astoria project was in the 'news' .
Let's just list some of the outrageous assertions and omissions in the 'news' today.
This 'news' has been well received by some residents who were beginning to lose faith in the council a few weeks ago.
Really, that's 'news' to me.
So the idea that philosophy does relate to the everyday concerns reflected in the 'news' is not a fanciful one at all.
But just two months before the big day she received the terrific 'news' that a match had been found.
Rover is still in the 'news' today and still the government haven't done anything.
It was all in the 'news' and I was just dumbfounded by what I was hearing on the TV.
We know that fashion isn't real 'news' , unless a company buys one of its rivals.
The evil ones are not afraid of officials, they are only afraid of being reported in the 'news' .
At the end of every vigil we make a circle and share 'news' and announce other events and concerns.
He received 'news' of his friend's death via a cryptic message left on his cell phone.
As it happens, there's been a spate of criminal women in the 'news' and other media lately.
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