newsreel
[ nooz-reel, nyooz- ]
/ ˈnuzˌril, ˈnyuz- /
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noun
a short motion picture presenting current or recent events.
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British Dictionary definitions for newsreel
newsreel
/ (ˈnjuːzˌriːl) /
noun
a short film with a commentary presenting current events
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