reportero

reporter

noun rreh-pohr-TEH-roh Rare

Also means

journalist

Usage Note

Reportero refers specifically to a news reporter who goes out to gather stories in the field, slightly more hands-on than periodista (journalist in general). The feminine form is reportera. In Latin America reportero gráfico is a press photographer.

Examples

"El reportero grabó la manifestación entera."

Natural Translation

The reporter recorded the entire demonstration.

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