Traduction de presse

presse

[prεs]

nom féminin

[journaux, magazines etc]
la presse (écrite) the press, the papers
  presse féminine/financière/sportive    women's/financial/sports magazines
  presse à sensation ou à scandale    popular press, gutter press, ≃   tabloids
  la presse d'opinion    the quality newspapers
  presse quotidienne régionale    local daily press
avoir bonne/mauvaise presse
1. (sens propre) to have a good/bad press
2. (figuré) to be well/badly thought of
imprimerie    press
  être mis sous presse    to go to press
  au moment où nous mettons sous presse    at the time of going to press
  sortir de presse    to come out
  presse rotative    rotary press
agriculture & mécanique & textiles    press
menuiserie    bench vice
  presse à forger    forging machine
  presse hydraulique/mécanique    hydraulic/power press
  presse monétaire    coining press
œnologie winepress
(littéraire) [foule, bousculade] press, throng

locution adjectivale

[campagne, coupure, attaché] press (modificateur)
(soutenu) [moment, période] peak (avant nom)
nous avons des moments de presse we get very busy at times

PRESSE

The main newspapers in France are :

l'Équipe : a popular daily sports newspaper ;

le Figaro : a quality broadsheet newspaper (it has a predominantly conservative readership) ;

France-Dimanche : a popular weekend broadsheet with a tendency to sensationalism ;

France-Soir : a conservative broadsheet newspaper ;

l'Humanité ("l'Huma") : a quality daily broadsheet (it is the organ of the French Communist Party) ;

Libération ("Libé") : a quality daily tabloid (with a predominantly left-of-centre readership) ;

le Monde : a quality broadsheet newspaper which appears in the evening (its readership is predominantly left-of-centre).