newsletter
gb/nˈuzlˌɛtɚ/ us/nˈuzlˌɛtɚ/
A2
English
~ 900
Senses
0 senses
Noun
A2
entity
1
A regular news or info bulletin
A letter or email sent regularly to give news or information to people in a group.
Usage pattern:
to send [someone] a newsletter
Common mistake:
Learners sometimes confuse 'newsletter' with 'newspaper'. A newspaper is a general publication for the public, while a newsletter is usually for a specific group.
Synonyms
bulletin (Often shorter and more formal; used for official updates.)
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circular (Usually for business or official communication sent to many people.)
Antonyms
private message (Opposite in that it is intended for one individual rather than a group.)
Collocations
monthly newsletter
|email newsletter
|company newsletter
|subscribe to a newsletter
|send out a newsletter
Themes
communication
|media
|business
|core_vocabulary
Examples
- The school sends out a monthly newsletter to keep parents informed.
- I subscribed to the museum's newsletter to learn about upcoming events.
- Our company newsletter features employee achievements and project updates.
- The environmental group publishes a digital newsletter every Friday.
- She edits the local community newsletter as a volunteer.
Learner examples
- The club sends me a newsletter every week.
- I read the school newsletter to know the news.
- He writes stories for the town newsletter.
- We get an email newsletter from the shop.
Grammar
Dictionary form
newsletter
IPA
GB/nˈuzlˌɛtɚ/
US/nˈuzlˌɛtɚ/
Syllables & stress
news - let - ter (3 syllables)
Stress on 1st syllable (news)
Word forms
Noun
- Base: newsletter
- Plural: newsletters
Word family
Forms
newsletters
noun
Related words
newspaper
noun A2
newsworthy
adjective C1
Expressions
company newsletter
1/kˈʌmpəni nˈuzlˌɛtɚ/
fixed phrase
Business update publication
A regular letter or email from a company with news for workers or customers.
Examples
- The company newsletter featured an interview with the CEO.
- Our achievements were highlighted in the latest company newsletter.
send out a newsletter
1/sˈɛnd ˈaʊt ə nˈuzlˌɛtɚ/
fixed phrase
Distribute a regular bulletin
To give or email a newsletter to many people.
Examples
- The charity sends out a newsletter every month.
- We sent out the first issue of our newsletter yesterday.
subscribe to a newsletter
1/səbskɹˈaɪb tə ə nˈuzlˌɛtɚ/
fixed phrase
Sign up for regular updates
To arrange to get a newsletter regularly, usually by email or mail.
Examples
- You can subscribe to our newsletter for weekly updates.
- I subscribed to the travel newsletter to get vacation ideas.