英语词汇headline的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

headline /ˈhedlaɪn/ noun the title of a newspaper report, which is printed in large letters above the reportadjectives/nouns + headlinea newspaper headline The story dominated newspaper headlines around the world.a front-page headline The front-page headline was “Prime Minister resigns”.a big headline Sex scandals always get big headlines.a banner headline (=a very large headline across the top of the page) The paper ran its famous banner headline “We are all Americans now”.national/international headlines The announcement made the national headlines.a tabloid headline (=in a newspaper that has a lot of stories about famous people, shocking events etc) One tabloid headline read “Doctor of Death”.a lurid/sensational headline (=one that is deliberately shocking) There were lurid headlines about the singer’s alleged sexual activities.phrasesbe in the headlines (=be reported in many newspapers as an important story) The case has been in the headlines all week.verbs + headlinehave/carry a headline ‘The Times’ carried the headline “Massive Earthquake hits Los Angeles”.run a headline (=use a headline) One newspaper ran the headline “Crime rate hits all-time low”.read a headline He picked up the paper and read the headlines.make/grab (the) headlines (=be reported in many newspapers as an important story) The issue that has grabbed the headlines this year is food safety.hit the headlines (=be reported for the first time in many newspapers) The woman hit the headlines after she was arrested for the murder of her husband.dominate the headlines (=be the story that is most often reported in newspapers) The war continues to dominate the headlines.headline + verbsa headline reads/says The next morning’s headline read: “Missing boy found”.a headline screams (=it states something unusual or shocking that is difficult to ignore) “Dog ate my husband” screamed one headline.headline + nounsheadline news The protests made headline news.a headline writer He is the man that headline writers call “Mac the Knife”.

词组	headline
释义	headline /ˈhedlaɪn/ noun the title of a newspaper report, which is printed in large letters above the reportadjectives/nouns + headlinea newspaper headline The story dominated newspaper headlines around the world.a front-page headline The front-page headline was “Prime Minister resigns”.a big headline Sex scandals always get big headlines.a banner headline (=a very large headline across the top of the page) The paper ran its famous banner headline “We are all Americans now”.national/international headlines The announcement made the national headlines.a tabloid headline (=in a newspaper that has a lot of stories about famous people, shocking events etc) One tabloid headline read “Doctor of Death”.a lurid/sensational headline (=one that is deliberately shocking) There were lurid headlines about the singer’s alleged sexual activities.phrasesbe in the headlines (=be reported in many newspapers as an important story) The case has been in the headlines all week.verbs + headlinehave/carry a headline ‘The Times’ carried the headline “Massive Earthquake hits Los Angeles”.run a headline (=use a headline) One newspaper ran the headline “Crime rate hits all-time low”.read a headline He picked up the paper and read the headlines.make/grab (the) headlines (=be reported in many newspapers as an important story) The issue that has grabbed the headlines this year is food safety.hit the headlines (=be reported for the first time in many newspapers) The woman hit the headlines after she was arrested for the murder of her husband.dominate the headlines (=be the story that is most often reported in newspapers) The war continues to dominate the headlines.headline + verbsa headline reads/says The next morning’s headline read: “Missing boy found”.a headline screams (=it states something unusual or shocking that is difficult to ignore) “Dog ate my husband” screamed one headline.headline + nounsheadline news The protests made headline news.a headline writer He is the man that headline writers call “Mac the Knife”.
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