Parlamentskorrespondent

parliamentary correspondent; journalist reporting from parliament

noun par-lah-MENTS-ko-res-pon-DENT Rare

Usage Note

Parlamentskorrespondent is an accredited journalist based in the parliamentary press gallery (Bundespressekonferenz etc.) who reports on legislative proceedings and political developments.

Examples

"Die Parlamentskorrespondentin berichtete live aus dem Plenarsaal."

Natural Translation

The parliamentary correspondent reported live from the plenary chamber.

Literal Translation

The parliamentary-correspondent reported live from the plenary-hall.

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