Daily Telegraph, The
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English OnlineLDOCE OnlineThe Daily TelegraphˌDaily ˈTelegraph, The (also The Telegraph) trademark a serious British daily newspaper which usually supports the ideas of the Conservative Party. Although many types of people read The Daily Telegraph, including many young business-people, the typical Telegraph reader is often thought of as a retired (=someone who does not work anymore) army officer with very old-fashioned, traditional ideas.
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Daily Telegraph, The
ˌDaily ˈTelegraph, The
(also The Telegraph) trademark
a serious British daily newspaper which usually supports the ideas of the Conservative Party. Although many types of people read The Daily Telegraph, including many young business-people, the typical Telegraph reader is often thought of as a retired (=someone who does not work any more) army officer with very old-fashioned, traditional ideas.
ˌDaily ˈTelegraph, The
(also The Telegraph) trademarka serious British daily newspaper which usually supports the ideas of the Conservative Party. Although many types of people read The Daily Telegraph, including many young business-people, the typical Telegraph reader is often thought of as a retired (=someone who does not work any more) army officer with very old-fashioned, traditional ideas.