News meaning in English

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Definition

the news: information about recent events (for example in the newspaper, on the television) noun
The news is very depressing today.
I have some good news!
  • "Voiceover : Today, on a very special Beachview, CG has some shocking news for Mitch."
  • "Brothers, now that you have heard the wonderful news, it is time for you to leave."
  • "Philip : Hey Hannah have you heard the news?"
  • "I have some important news."
  • "Celebrity Rumors.com - Reporting news about celebrities, because they are better than you!"
  • "I have some very important news about the criminal cases against you, Mr. Capone."
  • "Bruno : I've read the news, Brian."
  • "Horatio : Do you have any news from Bruno?"
  • "Likes waffles and news."
  • "Bruno : What news can you give us, Doctor?"

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