Spanish word

telediario

Pronunciation

IPA/teleˈðjaɾjo/

Meaning

  • masculine nountelevision news

Example

Veo el telediario por la noche.

I watch the television news at night.

Illustration for telediario (television news)

More examples

Ayer sintonicé el telediario para enterarme de las últimas noticias.

Yesterday I tuned in to the television news to find out the latest news.

Core concept

Daily television news broadcast with anchors and short reports.

Common phrases

  • el telediario de la noche

    the evening television news

  • sintonizar el telediario

    tune in to the television news

  • presentador del telediario

    television news presenter

  • resumen del telediario

    television news summary

Similar words

informativo: General news broadcast aimed at informing the public about current events.
noticias: The news: reports and accounts of recent happenings across newspapers, television, and web.
noticiario: Periodic news broadcast that appears at regular slots to recap current affairs.
boletín: Compact news bulletin or short report delivering essential headlines and summaries.

Definition in Spanish

Programa de televisión que emite noticias y reportajes presentados por un equipo, normalmente cada día.

Word origin

The Spanish telediario is a compound of tele- 'television' and diario 'daily' (from Latin diurnalis), meaning a daily television news broadcast.

Usage tips

  • El telediario takes the masculine article el when naming the TV program, while las noticias refers to the news in general.

Other meanings

  • news programnoun

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