Journalistenpreis

journalism prize

noun zhur-nah-LIS-ten-prays Rare

Origin: from French journaliste + German Preis

Also means

award for journalists

Usage Note

Journalistenpreis is an award recognising outstanding journalistic work; Germany has dozens, from the Grimme-Preis for broadcasting to various regional print awards; winning one significantly boosts a journalist's reputation.

Examples

"Sie erhielt den Journalistenpreis für ihre investigativen Recherchen zu Korruption."

Natural Translation

She received the journalism prize for her investigative research into corruption.

Literal Translation

She received the journalist-prize for her investigative research on corruption.

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