Chefkorrespondent

chief correspondent

noun SHEF-ko-res-pon-DENT Rare

Usage Note

Chefkorrespondent is the senior journalist responsible for a news bureau or beat, often stationed abroad. They file regular reports and lead a team of correspondents. Feminine: Chefkorrespondentin.

Examples

"Der Chefkorrespondent in Washington berichtete live aus dem Kapitol."

Natural Translation

The chief correspondent in Washington reported live from the Capitol.

Literal Translation

The chief-correspondent in Washington reported live from the Capitol.

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