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Kind of a reporter

🇬🇧 UK //kaɪnd əv ə rɪˈpɔːtə// 🇺🇸 US //kaɪnd əv ə rɪˈpɔrtɚ//

Meaning of Kind of a reporter

A person who gathers and reports news or current events.

In simple words: A type of person who collects and shares news or information.

Kind of a reporter in a sentence

• She’s kind of a reporter, always sharing the latest news with her friends.
• Being kind of a reporter, he often interviews local artists for his blog.
• At the event, I felt like I was kind of a reporter, documenting everything happening around me.
• Although I’m not trained, I’ve become kind of a reporter in my community through podcasts.
• She doesn't have a formal title, but she is kind of a reporter for our school newspaper.

How to use Kind of a reporter

Used to describe someone who may not be a traditional reporter but performs similar roles. More common in informal conversation than in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

kind of a + noun

Memory hint

Think of a reporter being 'kind' and helpful with news.

Related words

Collocations with Kind of a reporter

• kind of a report
• kind of a story
• kind of a journalist

Synonyms for Kind of a reporter

• journalist
• news gatherer
• news correspondent
• reporting assistant
• information contributor

Common mistakes with Kind of a reporter

• Confusing with 'kind of reporter' which sounds more formal.
• Using it in formal contexts where a more specific title is needed.
• Omitting the 'a' in 'kind of a reporter'.

Frequently asked questions about Kind of a reporter

What does Kind of a reporter mean?

A type of person who collects and shares news or information.

What is the definition of Kind of a reporter?

A person who gathers and reports news or current events.

How do you use Kind of a reporter in a sentence?

She’s kind of a reporter, always sharing the latest news with her friends.

Can you give another example of Kind of a reporter?

Being kind of a reporter, he often interviews local artists for his blog.

What are synonyms for Kind of a reporter?

Common alternatives include journalist, news gatherer, news correspondent, reporting assistant, information contributor.

What words go with Kind of a reporter?

It commonly pairs with kind of a report, kind of a story, kind of a journalist.

What are common mistakes when using Kind of a reporter?

Confusing with 'kind of reporter' which sounds more formal. Using it in formal contexts where a more specific title is needed. Omitting the 'a' in 'kind of a reporter'.

How do you pronounce Kind of a reporter?

US: //kaɪnd əv ə rɪˈpɔrtɚ//, UK: //kaɪnd əv ə rɪˈpɔːtə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Kind of a reporter?

Used to describe someone who may not be a traditional reporter but performs similar roles. More common in informal conversation than in formal writing.