cambridge u1&2
alarmed
worried or frightened by something
appalled
very shocked and feeling great disapproval
to break (news)
if news or a story breaks or if someone breaks it it becomes known by the public for the first time.
circulation
number of people that a newspaper or magazine is regularly sold to
contrary to
opposite to what someone said or thought
conversely
in an opposite way
cover
to report the news about a particular important event
current affairs
political news about the news about happening now
demography
the demography of an area is the number and characteristics of the people who live in an area, in relation to their age, sex, if they are married or not, etc.
disgusted
feeling extremely dislike or disapproval of something
distressed
upset or worried
helpless
unable to do anything to help yourself or anyone else
hysterical
unable to control your feelings or behaviour because you are extremely friggtened, angry, excited...
imply
to communicate an idea or feeling without saying it direct
infer
to form an opinion or guess that something is true because of the information that you have
irritated
annoyed
overwhelmed
feeling sudden strong emotion
phenomenon
something that exists or happens especialy something unusual or interesting
revenue
the income that a government or company receives regularly
readership
the group of people who regularly read a particular newspaper or magazine...
run
to publish something in a newspaper or magazine
source
someone or something that supplies information
subscription
an amount of money you pay regularly to receive a product or service or to be a member of an organisation
transition
a change from one from or type to another or the process by wich this happens
allude to
to metion someone or something without talking about them directly
chilly
cold
discourse
a speech or piece of writing about a particular, ususally serious, subject
enhanced
improved
ethically
in a way that is morally right
feast
a day on wich a religious event or person is remembered and celebrated
hence
that is the reason or explanation for something
inevitably
in a way that cannot be avoided
itinerary
a detailed plan or route for a journey
mislead
to cause someone to believe something that is not true
negligible
too slight or small in amount to be of inportance
procession
a line of people who are all walking or travelling in the same direction, especially in a formal way as part of a religious ceremony or public celebration
redevelop
to change an area or town by replacing things by new ones
refreshed
less hot or tired
scenario
a description of possible actions or events
symptomatic
if something bad is symptomatic of something else it is caused by the other thing and is proof that it exists
unspoilt
not changed or damaged by people
whilst
while
workshop
a meeting of people to discuss and/or perform practical work in a subject or activity