| 词汇 | headline |
| 释义 | headlineUK:*/ˈhɛdlaɪn/US:/ˈhɛdˌlaɪn/ ,(hed′līn′)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 headline n (newspaper: title of main article) (报纸)大字标题，头条新闻The newspaper had sensational headlines for very boring stories.即便再无聊的故事，这份报纸都能给它起个耸人听闻的大字标题。 headline n (main news item)重要消息；大新闻The big headline of the day was the scandal involving the politician.当天的重要消息涉及政治家的丑闻。 其他翻译 headline vi (be the star, have top billing)成为主角；成为主要表演者Tim knew his band had made it when they got to headline at a music festival.当提姆他们在音乐节上成为主角时，他就知道他的乐队已经成功了。 headline [sth] vtr (be the star of)成为重要人物；是…的主角John headlined the concert, but most of the audience showed up to listen to his opener.约翰是音乐会的主角，但大多数观众都是来听他的开场曲的。 headline vtr (newspaper: title of article)为...加标题The editor headlined the article to cater to her audience.编辑为这篇文章加上标题，以迎合读者。usage: ‘headline’Don't refer to the words printed in large letters at the top of a newspaper report as a ‘title’. You call them a headline.All the headlines are about the Ridley affair. 复合形式： banner headline n (newspaper: main title)（报纸头版）通栏大标题Today's banner headline was "Health Care Reform!" in letters four inches high. |
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