correspondent
gb/kˌɔɹɪspˈɑndənt/ us/kˌɔɹɪspˈɑndənt/
B2
Anglų
~ 7100
tudósító, levelező, levelezőpartner, helyi képviselő, levelezőbank, összhangban álló, arányos
DAIKTAVARDIS
B2
1
tudósító
B2
Vartosenos šablonas:
[someone] works as a correspondent for [organization] in [place]
She worked as a foreign correspondent in Beijing for more than a decade.
Több mint egy évtizeden át dolgozott külföldi tudósítóként Pekingben.
Our political correspondent is following the election campaign across the country.
Politikai tudósítónk országszerte követi a választási kampányt.
The channel sent a special correspondent to report on the earthquake.
He is the Moscow correspondent for a major French newspaper.
According to our science correspondent, the new study could change how vaccines are developed.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
She is a foreign correspondent for a big TV station.
Egy nagy tévécsatorna külföldi tudósítója.
The political correspondent talked about the new law on the news.
A politikai tudósító az új törvényről beszélt a híradóban.
He works as a correspondent in London for a US newspaper.
Our sports correspondent is at the stadium tonight.
The correspondent sent a live report from the city center.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes confuse "correspondent" with "correspondence" or "corresponding". "Correspondent" is a person who reports news, while "correspondence" means letters, emails, or messages, and "corresponding" is usually an adjective meaning matching or related.
Reikšmė
journalist reporting from a place/beat
Kolokacijos
foreign correspondent
|war correspondent
|political correspondent
|chief correspondent
|correspondent for [BBC/CNN/etc.]
|correspondent in [city/country]
Sinonimai
reporter (More general; can be used for any person who reports news, while a correspondent often suggests a specialist or someone based in a particular place.)
|
journalist (Broader term for anyone working in news; does not necessarily suggest being based in a specific location or beat.)
Antonimai
viewer (A viewer consumes the news, whereas a correspondent produces and reports the news.)
Temos
media
|journalism
|politics
|communication
|arts_entertainment
Apibrėžimas
A news reporter who works in a certain place or covers a certain topic for a TV channel, newspaper, or website.
A journalist who reports news from a particular place or on a particular subject, usually for a newspaper, television channel, website, or other news organization.
DAIKTAVARDIS
C1
FORMAL
2
levelező
B2
Vartosenos šablonas:
[someone] is a regular correspondent to [newspaper/organization]
As a regular correspondent to the magazine, she often comments on environmental issues.
A magazin rendszeres levelezőjeként gyakran hozzászól környezetvédelmi kérdésekhez.
He was my closest correspondent during the years I lived abroad.
Ő volt a legbizalmasabb levelezőpartnerem azokban az években, amikor külföldön éltem.
Letters from an anonymous correspondent began arriving at the editor's desk.
The newspaper published a response from a longtime correspondent in New York.
We welcome all our correspondents to keep their messages under 300 words.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
She is a regular correspondent to the local paper.
A helyi lap rendszeres levelezője.
He was my only correspondent when I moved to another country.
Ő volt az egyetlen levelezőpartnerem, amikor egy másik országba költöztem.
An anonymous correspondent sent a short letter to the editor.
I want to find a new correspondent to practice my English.
The magazine thanks all its correspondents for their ideas.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes use "correspondent" when they mean the messages themselves, saying things like *I sent a correspondent yesterday*. The correct noun for the messages is "letter", "email", or "correspondence". Use "correspondent" only for the person who writes.
Reikšmė
person who writes letters/emails
Kolokacijos
regular correspondent
|frequent correspondent
|long-time correspondent
|anonymous correspondent
|a correspondent writes to [newspaper]
Sinonimai
letter-writer (More informal and direct; focuses on letters rather than including emails or messages to organizations.)
|
pen pal (Suggests a friendly, ongoing personal relationship, often for language practice or friendship, rather than formal or public letters.)
Antonimai
recipient (A recipient receives letters or emails, while a correspondent is the person who writes them.)
Temos
communication
|writing
|core_vocabulary
Apibrėžimas
A person who often writes letters or emails to another person or to a newspaper or group.
A person who writes letters or emails to someone, especially on a regular basis, or who sends letters to a newspaper or organization for publication or discussion.
DAIKTAVARDIS
C1
TECHNICAL
3
levelezőbank
C1
Vartosenos šablonas:
[organization] acts as a correspondent for [foreign_organization] in [place]
The local bank serves as a correspondent for several major international banks.
A helyi bank több nagy nemzetközi bank levelezőbankjaként működik.
Our firm acts as the company's correspondent in Brazil, handling all regulatory filings.
Cégünk a vállalat brazíliai helyi képviselőjeként jár el, és minden hatósági beadványát intézi.
They are seeking a correspondent in Tokyo to manage their payments in yen.
The contract names a London correspondent to receive legal notices on behalf of the client.
Funds are transferred through a network of correspondent banks around the world.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The small bank is a correspondent for a big US bank.
A kis bank egy nagy amerikai bank levelezőbankja.
Our law firm is the company’s correspondent in Paris.
Ügyvédi irodánk a vállalat párizsi helyi képviselője.
They use a correspondent bank to send money overseas.
We need a local correspondent in China to help with payments.
The contract lists a correspondent in New York for legal papers.
Dažna klaida:
Learners may think this use of "correspondent" still means a person who writes letters. In business and finance, however, a "correspondent" is usually an institution, especially in phrases like "correspondent bank".
Reikšmė
organization acting as local representative
Kolokacijos
correspondent bank
|local correspondent
|overseas correspondent
|acts as correspondent for [organization]
|appoint a correspondent in [country]
Sinonimai
agent (General term for someone or something that acts on behalf of another; "correspondent" is more specific to institutional and cross-border arrangements.)
|
representative (Broad term for someone who speaks or acts for another; does not necessarily imply specialized services like banking or legal work.)
Antonimai
principal (In business and law, the principal is the main party that is represented, whereas the correspondent (or agent) is the party that represents or acts for the principal.)
Temos
business
|finance
|law
Apibrėžimas
A company, bank, or law firm that does work or offers services in one place for another company that is in a different place.
A business, bank, law firm, or other organization that represents or performs services for another organization in a different city or country, especially in finance, law, or international trade.
C2
FORMAL
4
arányos
B2
Vartosenos šablonas:
[something] is correspondent to/with [something]
The penalties must be correspondent to the seriousness of the offense.
A büntetéseknek arányban kell állniuk a jogsértés súlyosságával.
His duties are correspondent with his level of authority.
Feladatai összhangban vannak a hatáskörével.
Such a claim is not correspondent to the facts presented in court.
The two contracts are not fully correspondent with each other.
They argued that every right has a correspondent obligation.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The new rules are not correspondent to the old law.
Az új szabályok nincsenek összhangban a régi törvénnyel.
His power in the company is correspondent to his pay.
A cégen belüli hatalma arányban áll a fizetésével.
The report is not correspondent with the real numbers.
Each right has a correspondent duty in this system.
Her story was not correspondent to the facts.
Dažna klaida:
Learners may use the adjective "correspondent" where modern English strongly prefers "corresponding", for example saying *correspondent numbers* instead of *corresponding numbers*. In most cases, use "corresponding" unless you are writing in a very formal or legal style.
Reikšmė
matching or consistent with something
Kolokacijos
correspondent rights and duties
|correspondent obligations
|correspondent to the facts
|strictly correspondent with
|not correspondent to reality
Sinonimai
corresponding (More common modern choice; used in both everyday and formal contexts, while "correspondent" as an adjective is mainly formal or old-fashioned.)
|
consistent (Emphasizes lack of conflict or contradiction; does not always imply a one-to-one match.)
Antonimai
inconsistent (Describes something that does not match or agree with something else, the opposite of being correspondent to it.)
Temos
law
|logic
Apibrėžimas
Matching or in agreement with something else, especially in formal or legal language.
Consistent with, matching, or corresponding to something else, especially in legal or formal contexts involving rights, duties, or facts.
Gramatika
Pagrindinė forma
correspondent
IPA
GB/kˌɔɹɪspˈɑndənt/
US/kˌɔɹɪspˈɑndənt/
Skiemenys ir kirčiavimas
cor - res - pond - ent (4 skiemenys)
Stress on 3rd syllable (pond)
Žodžio formos
Noun
- Base: correspondent
- Plural: correspondents
Žodžių šeima
Forms
correspondents
noun
Core family
correspond
verb B2
correspondence
noun B2
Related words
corresponding
adjective
correspondingly
adverb
Posakiai
foreign correspondent
1/fˈɔɹən kˌɔɹɪspˈɑndənt/
fixed phrase
journalist based in another country
A journalist who lives in or often travels to another country to report news for a TV channel, newspaper, or website.
Pavyzdžiai
- She became the network’s foreign correspondent in South Africa.
- As a foreign correspondent, he spends most of the year away from home.
- The foreign correspondent described daily life in the war-torn region.
legal correspondent
1/lˈiɡəl kˌɔɹɪspˈɑndənt/
fixed phrase
journalist who covers legal affairs
A journalist whose main job is to report news about courts, trials, and legal problems.
Pavyzdžiai
- The channel’s legal correspondent explained the judge’s decision.
- Our legal correspondent is outside the courthouse with the latest details.
- She worked as a legal correspondent before joining a law firm.
political correspondent
1/pəlˈɪtɪkəl kˌɔɹɪspˈɑndənt/
fixed phrase
journalist who covers politics
A journalist whose main job is to report news about the government, elections, and political parties.
Pavyzdžiai
- Our political correspondent is following the prime minister’s visit to the US.
- The political correspondent explained the possible impact of the new tax law.
- She worked as a political correspondent before moving into documentary film-making.
special correspondent
1/spˈɛʃəl kˌɔɹɪspˈɑndənt/
fixed phrase
journalist sent on a special assignment
A journalist who is sent to report on one special event, story, or place, and is not always based there.
Pavyzdžiai
- The programme’s special correspondent is in Geneva for the climate talks.
- They hired a special correspondent to cover the Olympic Games.
- Our special correspondent will join us now from the scene of the accident.
war correspondent
1/wˈɔɹ kˌɔɹɪspˈɑndənt/
fixed phrase
journalist reporting from war zones
A journalist who goes to places where there is a war to report what is happening there.
Pavyzdžiai
- The war correspondent sent a powerful report from the front line.
- Many war correspondents face serious danger while doing their jobs.
- He started as a local reporter and later became a war correspondent in the Middle East.