【しゅざいきしゃ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. on-the-ground reporter; news reporter; legman
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  1. on-the-ground reporter
    2. This refers to a reporter who is actively present at the location of an event or situation and is responsible for gathering firsthand information to report on news stories.
    He investigated the situation in detail as an on-the-ground reporter.
    The reporter gathered testimonies from citizens to write the article.
  2. news reporter
    3. This meaning indicates a journalist whose primary role is to report on news events, relay information to the public, and may work in various formats such as print, broadcast, or online media.
    The news reporter has the responsibility of delivering the latest information every day.
    She travels around the world as an international news reporter.
  3. legman
    4. This term is typically used in journalism to describe a reporter who gathers information or provides support for more senior journalists, often undertaking research and footwork necessary for reporting stories.
    He works as a legman, gathering information for his senior reporter.
    The legman conducted extensive research to write the article.
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