Definition of press cutting in English:

press cutting

noun

British

A paragraph or short article cut out of a newspaper or magazine.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Blowing the dust off a thick file of press cuttings, Linda said there was a couple of lives' worth of personal memorabilia in there.
- I use A5 notebooks from art shops, which have beautiful plain paper for drawings, words, photos and useful press cuttings.
- Using the yellow pages, I found the families whose names I had seen in press cuttings and picked up the phone.
- When he was finally allowed to receive some post while languishing in his Calcutta cell, he was surprised to read the press cuttings he was sent.
- Memorabilia from both clubs will be on show including press cuttings, team sheets and photographs.
- During the search police are said to have found a collection of newspaper press cuttings about the worm and the havoc it had caused.
- If history is based on press cuttings, then his contribution to Scottish football will not be fondly remembered.
- Please provide copies of each press cutting referred to, together with the dates upon which each was published.
- We're just looking back through the last eighteen months or so of press cuttings, and trying to spot exactly what form this prioritization has taken.
- I remember seeing her scrapbook of press cuttings from the tournament, which has a picture of her smashing the ball into the roof of the goal
- She was according to the press cuttings implicated in some way because she received a criminal sentence in relation to the matter.
- When she returned from Germany last autumn, having won the World Mountain Running Trophy, the press cuttings didn't amount to much.
- We were talking about the case and the press cutting and then this other guy asked, ‘Why were you caught?’
- A survey of old press cuttings reveals a certain flexibility when it came to telling interviewers their real ages.
- Start the day with the weekend press cuttings - usual mix of good, not so good and utterly bizarre.
- All of these quotes were perfectly genuine and he could flourish a handful of press cuttings to prove it.
- I show him a press cutting with the quote circled. ‘Oh well,’ he says. ‘I must have had four beers at the time.’
- Taylor is particularly proud of his dad and has taken his press cuttings into school to show his friends.
- Profile writing is a much-debased art, especially in newspapers which rely on a few press cuttings and instant opinions.
- A short description of their professional career together with any press cuttings or advertisements of their work should also be included.

单词	press cutting
释义	Definition of press cutting in English: press cutting noun British A paragraph or short article cut out of a newspaper or magazine. 剪报 Example sentencesExamples Blowing the dust off a thick file of press cuttings, Linda said there was a couple of lives' worth of personal memorabilia in there. I use A5 notebooks from art shops, which have beautiful plain paper for drawings, words, photos and useful press cuttings. Using the yellow pages, I found the families whose names I had seen in press cuttings and picked up the phone. When he was finally allowed to receive some post while languishing in his Calcutta cell, he was surprised to read the press cuttings he was sent. Memorabilia from both clubs will be on show including press cuttings, team sheets and photographs. During the search police are said to have found a collection of newspaper press cuttings about the worm and the havoc it had caused. If history is based on press cuttings, then his contribution to Scottish football will not be fondly remembered. Please provide copies of each press cutting referred to, together with the dates upon which each was published. We're just looking back through the last eighteen months or so of press cuttings, and trying to spot exactly what form this prioritization has taken. I remember seeing her scrapbook of press cuttings from the tournament, which has a picture of her smashing the ball into the roof of the goal She was according to the press cuttings implicated in some way because she received a criminal sentence in relation to the matter. When she returned from Germany last autumn, having won the World Mountain Running Trophy, the press cuttings didn't amount to much. We were talking about the case and the press cutting and then this other guy asked, ‘Why were you caught?’ A survey of old press cuttings reveals a certain flexibility when it came to telling interviewers their real ages. Start the day with the weekend press cuttings - usual mix of good, not so good and utterly bizarre. All of these quotes were perfectly genuine and he could flourish a handful of press cuttings to prove it. I show him a press cutting with the quote circled. ‘Oh well,’ he says. ‘I must have had four beers at the time.’ Taylor is particularly proud of his dad and has taken his press cuttings into school to show his friends. Profile writing is a much-debased art, especially in newspapers which rely on a few press cuttings and instant opinions. A short description of their professional career together with any press cuttings or advertisements of their work should also be included.
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