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Definition of gutter press in English: gutter pressnoun the gutter pressBritish Reporters or newspapers engaging in sensational journalism, especially accounts of the private lives of public figures. 〈主英〉（报道耸人听闻的新闻，尤其是公众人物私生活的）小报记者；小报 the kind of place that the gutter press likes to describe as a love nest Example sentencesExamples - At the same time as he has been seen endorsing products and promoting good causes, his sudden international fame has also set him up as a target for the gutter press.
- If this was the best the gutter press could come up with, allies avowed, then he really was home and dry.
- Thankfully, the gutter press never succeeded in finding the angle they wanted.
- Yet I have never met one of these lazy, scrounging refugees popularised in the gutter press.
- If we do not, the gutter press will continue to try to deflect that bitterness onto asylum seekers and other minorities.
- The target of the campaign is not to investigate but to provide fodder for the gutter press.
- With his arrest, the gutter press reeled off the usual headlines.
- A lot of people have been jabbering about him, what with the revelations about him splashed across the gutter press this weekend.
- The success of the gutter press is offputting for many of those candidates possessing the most desirable of political attributes.
- To the dismay of the gutter press, that unholy union lasted only a few front pages.
- Shame on those who have attempted, through their friends in the gutter press, to spoil what really has been a success story, one which is a good example to any of today's youngsters who are trying to mend their ways after a skirmish with crime.
- If I wish to read propaganda like this, I can avail myself of the gutter press!
- It is as if the gutter press are chastising him for leaving native shores.
- He was never an outstanding player, never one to generate much headlines in the tabloid gutter press, but what he did, he did outstandingly.
- One moment one's joshing with a jolly foreign chap about good old Eddie's mater and pater, the next one's every snigger is plastered across the front of the gutter press.
- There was a time when the nonsense that passes for news could be passed off as the ravings of the gutter press.
- The political party, however, has been able to tap into disillusion in some areas, taking advantage of the disgusting anti-refugee bilge pumped out by the gutter press.
- The government immigration policy and the gutter press have created an atmosphere in our society that says forced deportation is acceptable and necessary.
- He gave a short bitter press conference and blamed the gutter press for his downfall.
- This from a woman who when last seen in the gutter press was strapped to the wings of an airborne plane.
Definition of gutter press in US English: gutter pressnounˈɡədər ˈˌpresˈɡədər ˈˌprɛs the gutter pressBritish Reporters or newspapers engaging in sensational journalism, especially accounts of the private lives of public figures. 〈主英〉（报道耸人听闻的新闻，尤其是公众人物私生活的）小报记者；小报 the kind of place that the gutter press likes to describe as a love nest Example sentencesExamples - This from a woman who when last seen in the gutter press was strapped to the wings of an airborne plane.
- There was a time when the nonsense that passes for news could be passed off as the ravings of the gutter press.
- One moment one's joshing with a jolly foreign chap about good old Eddie's mater and pater, the next one's every snigger is plastered across the front of the gutter press.
- It is as if the gutter press are chastising him for leaving native shores.
- The government immigration policy and the gutter press have created an atmosphere in our society that says forced deportation is acceptable and necessary.
- He was never an outstanding player, never one to generate much headlines in the tabloid gutter press, but what he did, he did outstandingly.
- If we do not, the gutter press will continue to try to deflect that bitterness onto asylum seekers and other minorities.
- The target of the campaign is not to investigate but to provide fodder for the gutter press.
- Yet I have never met one of these lazy, scrounging refugees popularised in the gutter press.
- A lot of people have been jabbering about him, what with the revelations about him splashed across the gutter press this weekend.
- The success of the gutter press is offputting for many of those candidates possessing the most desirable of political attributes.
- With his arrest, the gutter press reeled off the usual headlines.
- The political party, however, has been able to tap into disillusion in some areas, taking advantage of the disgusting anti-refugee bilge pumped out by the gutter press.
- If I wish to read propaganda like this, I can avail myself of the gutter press!
- At the same time as he has been seen endorsing products and promoting good causes, his sudden international fame has also set him up as a target for the gutter press.
- Shame on those who have attempted, through their friends in the gutter press, to spoil what really has been a success story, one which is a good example to any of today's youngsters who are trying to mend their ways after a skirmish with crime.
- To the dismay of the gutter press, that unholy union lasted only a few front pages.
- He gave a short bitter press conference and blamed the gutter press for his downfall.
- Thankfully, the gutter press never succeeded in finding the angle they wanted.
- If this was the best the gutter press could come up with, allies avowed, then he really was home and dry.
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