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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Sensationspresse
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Sensationspresse
sensational press
Sensationspresse
yellow press
Sensationspresse
f
sensational press
für jdn. Freiwild sein
v
Prominente sind Freiwild für die
Sensationspresse
.
to be fair game for sb.
Celebrities are fair game for the tabloids.
für jdn. Freiwild sein
v
Prominente sind Freiwild für die
Sensationspresse
.
to be fair game for sb.
Celebrities are fair game for the tabloids.
Deutsche
Sensationspresse Synonyme
Boulevardpresse
ÂRegenbogenpresse
ÂSensationspresse
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Sensationspresse Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
sensational press Synonyme
sensational
Barnumesque
Gongoresque
Johnsonian
acid
affected
amazing
arresting
astonishing
astounding
bedizened
beguiling
bewildering
big-sounding
biting
blatant
brazen
brazenfaced
breathtaking
cloak-and-dagger
coarse
colored
colorful
conspicuous
convoluted
cool
corrosive
crashing
crude
cutting
dandy
declamatory
divine
dramatic
driving
effective
electrifying
elevated
emotionalistic
emotive
enigmatic
euphuistic
exaggerated
exceptional
exciting
exquisite
extraordinary
extravagant
extreme
fabulous
fantastic
fascinating
flagrant
flamboyant
flaming
flaring
flashy
flaunting
forceful
forcible
fulsome
galvanizing
garish
gaudy
gilt-edged
glaring
glorious
golden
gorgeous
grandiloquent
grandiose
grandisonant
great
groovy
gutsy
hair-raising
hammy
heavenly
high-flowing
high-flown
high-flying
high-sounding
highfalutin
histrionic
hot
hunky-dory
hysteric
immense
imperative
impressive
incisive
incomprehensible
inconceivable
incredible
inkhorn
juicy
keen
labyrinthine
lexiphanic
livid
lofty
loud
lurid
magnificent
magniloquent
marked
marvelous
matchless
melodramatic
meretricious
mind-blowing
mind-boggling
miraculous
mordant
nervous
nonpareil
nonrational
obtrusive
orotund
ostentatious
outlandish
outstanding
overdone
overdrawn
overelaborate
overemotional
overinvolved
overwrought
passing strange
pedantic
peerless
penetrating
phenomenal
piercing
piquant
poignant
pointed
pompous
powerful
pretentious
prodigious
prominent
punchy
pungent
puzzling
rare
remarkable
rhetorical
rousing
salient
screaming
sensational
istic
sensatory
sensitive
sensorial
sensual
sententious
shameless
shocking
showy
signal
sinewed
sinewy
slashing
smash
smashing
sonorous
spectacular
spine-chilling
splendid
splendiferous
staggering
sterling
stilted
stimulating
stirring
strange
striking
strong
stunning
stupendous
sultry
super
superb
superemine
sensational
ism
Barnumism
Thespian art
affectation
aggrandizement
amateur theatricals
amplification
ballyhoo
bedizenment
big talk
blatancy
blood and thunder
blowing up
brazenness
burlesque
caricature
colorfulness
convolution
crudeness
dash
dazzle
dazzlingness
demonstrativeness
dilatation
dilation
dramatic art
dramatic form
dramatic irony
dramatic stroke
dramatic structure
dramaticism
dramatics
dramatism
dramaturgy
emotional appeal
emotionalism
emotionality
emotionalization
emotionalizing
emotiveness
emotivity
enhancement
enlargement
exaggerating
exaggeration
excess
exorbitance
expansion
extravagance
extravaganza
extravagation
extreme
flagrancy
flamboyance
flashiness
flatulence
flatulency
fulsomeness
gaiety
garishness
gaudery
gaudiness
glare
glitter
gorgeousness
grandiloquence
grandioseness
grandiosity
heightening
high-flown diction
histrionics
histrionism
huckstering
human interest
hyperbole
hyperbolism
inflatedness
inflation
inordinacy
jauntiness
jazziness
lexiphanicism
loftiness
loudness
love interest
luridness
magnification
magniloquence
making scenes
melodrama
melodramatics
mere rhetoric
meretriciousness
nonrationalness
obtrusiveness
orotundity
ostentation
ostentatious complexity
overemphasis
overestimation
overkill
overstatement
panache
platitudinous ponderosity
play construction
polysyllabic profundity
pomposity
pompous prolixity
pompousness
pontification
pretension
pretentiousness
prodigality
profuseness
prose run mad
puffery
puffing up
rhetoric
rhetoricalness
sententiousness
shamelessness
showiness
sportiness
staginess
stiltedness
stretching
superlative
swelling utterance
swollen phrase
swollenness
tall talk
tawdriness
theatricalism
theatricality
theatricals
theatricism
theatrics
tortuosity
tortuousness
touting
travesty
tumidity
tumidness
turgescence
turgidity
unreasoningness
visceralness
vulgarness
yellow journal
Sensationspresse Definition
Bramah
press
(
)
A
hydrostatic
press
of
immense
power,
invented
by
Joseph
Bramah
of
London.
See
under
Hydrostatic.
Drill
press
(
)
A
machine
for
drilling
holes
in
metal,
the
drill
being
pressed
to
the
metal
by
the
action
of
a
screw.
Press
(
n.
)
An
East
Indian
insectivore
(Tupaia
ferruginea).
It
is
arboreal
in
its
habits,
and
has
a
bushy
tail.
The
fur
is
soft,
and
varies
from
rusty
red
to
maroon
and
to
brownish
black.
Press
(
n.
)
To
force
into
service,
particularly
into
naval
service
Press
(
n.
)
A
commission
to
force
men
into
public
service,
particularly
into
the
navy.
Press
(
v.
)
To
urge,
or
act
upon,
with
force,
as
weight
Press
(
v.
)
To
squeeze,
in
order
to
extract
the
juice
or
contents
of
Press
(
v.
)
To
squeeze
in
or
with
suitable
instruments
or
apparatus,
in
order
to
compact,
make
dense,
or
smooth
Press
(
v.
)
To
embrace
closely
Press
(
v.
)
To
oppress
Press
(
v.
)
To
straiten
Press
(
v.
)
To
exercise
very
powerful
or
irresistible
influence
upon
or
over
Press
(
v.
)
To
try
to
force
(something
upon
some
one)
Press
(
v.
)
To
drive
with
violence
Press
(
v.
i.)
To
exert
pressure
Press
(
v.
i.)
To
move
on
with
urging
and
crowding
Press
(
v.
i.)
To
urge
with
vehemence
or
importunity
Press
(
n.
)
An
apparatus
or
machine
by
which
any
substance
or
body
is
pressed,
squeezed,
stamped,
or
shaped,
or
by
which
an
impression
of
a
body
is
taken
Press
(
n.
)
Specifically,
a
printing
press.
Press
(
n.
)
The
art
or
business
of
printing
and
publishing
Press
(
n.
)
An
upright
case
or
closet
for
the
safe
keeping
of
articles
Press
(
n.
)
The
act
of
pressing
or
thronging
forward.
Press
(
n.
)
Urgent
demands
of
business
or
affairs
Press
(
n.
)
A
multitude
of
individuals
crowded
together
Sensational
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
sensation
Sensational
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
sensationalism,
or
the
doctrine
that
sensation
is
the
sole
origin
of
knowledge.
Sensational
(
a.
)
Suited
or
intended
to
excite
temporarily
great
interest
or
emotion
sensational press Bedeutung
press
pressure
pressing
the
act
of
pressing,
the
exertion
of
pressure,
he
gave
the
button
a
press,
he
used
pressure
to
stop
the
bleeding,
at
the
pressing
of
a
button
bench
press
a
weightlift
in
which
you
lie
on
your
back
on
a
bench
and
press
weights
upward
incline
bench
press
a
bench
press
performed
on
an
inclined
bench
press
military
press
a
weightlift
in
which
the
barbell
is
lifted
to
shoulder
height
and
then
smoothly
lifted
overhead
pushup
press-up
an
arm
exercise
performed
lying
face
to
the
floor
and
pushing
the
body
up
and
down
with
the
arms
field
press
censorship
security
review
of
news
(including
all
information
or
material
intended
for
dissemination
to
the
public)
subject
to
the
jurisdiction
of
the
armed
forces
bench
press
a
small
punch
press
mounted
on
a
workbench
cheese
press
a
press
for
shaping
cheese
curd
drill
press
a
machine
tool
with
a
separate,
upright
stand,
an
electric
drill
is
pressed
into
the
work
automatically
or
with
a
hand
lever
drop
forge
drop
hammer
drop
press
device
for
making
large
forgings
flatbed
press
cylinder
press
a
printing
press
where
the
type
is
carried
on
a
flat
bed
under
a
cylinder
that
holds
paper
and
rolls
over
the
type
garlic
press
a
press
for
extracting
juice
from
garlic
hydraulic
press
press
in
which
a
force
applied
by
a
piston
to
a
small
area
is
transmitted
through
water
to
another
piston
having
a
large
area
permanent
press
durable
press
a
fabric
that
has
been
chemically
processed
to
resist
wrinkles
and
hold
its
shape
press
mechanical
press
any
machine
that
exerts
pressure
to
form
or
shape
or
cut
materials
or
extract
liquids
or
compress
solids
press
printing
press
a
machine
used
for
printing
press
clamp
to
prevent
wooden
rackets
from
warping
when
not
in
use
press
box
box
reserved
for
reporters
(as
at
a
sports
event)
press
gallery
an
area
(sometimes
in
a
balcony)
set
aside
for
reporters
(especially
in
a
legislative
hall)
press
of
sail
press
of
canvas
the
greatest
amount
of
sail
that
a
ship
can
carry
safely
punch
press
a
power
driven
press
used
to
shape
metal
parts
rotary
press
a
printing
press
for
printing
from
a
revolving
cylinder
snap
snap
fastener
press
stud
a
fastener
used
on
clothing,
fastens
with
a
snapping
sound,
children
can
manage
snaps
better
than
buttons
standing
press
a
large
printing
press
that
exerts
pressure
vertically
trouser
press
pants
presser
a
home
appliance
in
which
trousers
can
be
hung
and
the
wrinkles
pressed
out
wardrobe
closet
press
a
tall
piece
of
furniture
that
provides
storage
space
for
clothes,
has
a
door
and
rails
or
hooks
for
hanging
clothes
freedom
of
the
press
a
right
guaranteed
by
the
First
Amendment
to
the
US
Constitution
gutter
press
press
that
engages
in
sensational
journalism
(especially
concerning
the
private
lives
of
public
figures)
free
press
a
press
not
restricted
or
controlled
by
government
censorship
regarding
politics
or
ideology
press
public
press
the
print
media
responsible
for
gathering
and
publishing
news
in
the
form
of
newspapers
or
magazines
samizdat
underground
press
a
system
of
clandestine
printing
and
distribution
of
dissident
or
banned
literature
clipping
newspaper
clipping
press
clipping
cutting
press
cutting
an
excerpt
cut
from
a
newspaper
or
magazine,
he
searched
through
piles
of
letters
and
clippings
stop
press
late
news
that
is
inserted
into
the
newspaper
at
the
last
minute
handout
press
release
release
an
announcement
distributed
to
members
of
the
press
in
order
to
supplement
or
replace
an
oral
presentation
press
conference
news
conference
a
conference
at
which
press
and
tv
reporters
ask
questions
of
a
politician
or
other
celebrity
crush
jam
press
a
dense
crowd
of
people
press
gang
a
detachment
empowered
to
force
civilians
to
serve
in
the
army
or
navy
news
agency
press
agency
wire
service
press
association
news
organization
news
organisation
an
agency
to
collects
news
reports
for
newspapers
and
distributes
it
electronically
press
corps
a
group
of
journalists
representing
different
publications
who
all
cover
the
same
topics,
the
White
House
press
corps
press
agent
publicity
man
public
relations
man
PR
man
someone
employed
to
arrange
publicity
(for
a
firm
or
a
public
figure)
press
lord
a
powerful
newspaper
proprietor
press
photographer
a
photographer
who
works
for
a
newspaper
imperativeness
insistence
insistency
press
pressure
the
state
of
demanding
notice
or
attention,
the
insistence
of
their
hunger,
the
press
of
business
matters
print
run
press
run
the
period
that
presses
run
to
produce
an
issue
of
a
newspaper
stub
out
crush
out
extinguish
press
out
extinguish
by
crushing,
stub
out
your
cigar
bid
beseech
entreat
adjure
press
conjure
ask
for
or
request
earnestly,
The
prophet
bid
all
people
to
become
good
persons
urge
urge
on
press
exhort
force
or
impel
in
an
indicated
direction,
I
urged
him
to
finish
his
studies
drive
home
ram
home
press
home
make
clear
by
special
emphasis
and
try
to
convince
somebody
of
something,
drive
home
a
point
or
an
argument,
I'm
trying
to
drive
home
these
basic
ideas
weight-lift
weightlift
press
lift
weights,
This
guy
can
presspounds
press
out
express
b
extract
obtain
from
a
substance,
as
by
mechanical
action,
Italians
express
coffee
rather
than
filter
it
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