The silly season refers to a time, often during the summer or around holidays, when news stories seem less serious or important than usual. During this period, journalists may focus on lighter, more trivial topics, such as celebrity gossip, unusual events, or humorous anecdotes, due to a lack of major news. The term is often used to describe when newspapers and media outlets fill their pages with less significant or sensational stories because of a decrease in major news events.

英語での「silly season」の定義と意味

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