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Перевод: columnist

[существительное]
обозреватель ; журналист ; фельетонист

Тезаурус:

1. The columnist Peter Simple tells us most about the British, each Sunday in this newspaper.
2. But when her relationship with SHE's sex columnist Doctor David Delvin started getting serious, Christine became a veritable bag of nerves.
3. Julie Burchill made her name as a columnist for THE FACE.
4. An article purporting to be by Richard Littlejohn, the Sun's star columnist, headed "Who Gives a Monkeys", is dressed up to look like an advertisement.
5. Why the M-word is baloney American columnist John C.Dvorak argues that multimedia is a sham - the old, failed teaching machine dressed up in new clothes.
6. Back in London in 1966 she married Hugo Young, the political columnist, biographer and broadcaster, in a ceremony conducted by Cardinal Hume, then Abbot of Ampleforth.
7. Her father, who served in the Brigade of Guards, was the original Beachcomber columnist on the Daily Express and also guarded Sir Roger Casement when he was a prisoner in the Tower.
8. This brings me to my point: for as a pinkman columnist I can report seeing recently an article about "the great Blackman Louis Armstrong", a "Wellwomans sic Clinic" at our local health centre; and "Funnyman Roy Hudd".
9. The columnist Westbrook Pegler must have approved that passage, for he wrote: "The only sensible way to deal with them is to make membership in Communist organizations a capital offence and shoot or otherwise put to death all persons convicted of such."
10. Billy is a thoroughly American creation, a Broadway mogul, dandy and gossip columnist with a "bug-like tropism for publicity".
11. According to one columnist, Carmen Rigalt, her inexperience does not matter: "Carmen is the smile of the regime."
12. They included the former Communist, Alfred Sherman (whom she later recommended for a knighthood); Paul Johnson, one-time editor of the New Statesman ; and her close friend the former Labour MP and News of the World columnist, Woodrow Wyatt.
13. "We need to clean up our culture," thundered conservative columnist Patrick Buchanan.