headline
名詞
定義 headline 名詞
- B1Countable(可數名詞)
A line of words printed in large letters as the title of a story in a newspaper, or the main points of the news that are broadcast on television or radio.
標題；頭條
His death was reported in prominent headlines across all the newspapers.
他的死訊在所有報紙的顯著頭條中被報導。
The evening news headlines included the latest political developments.
晚間新聞的頭條包括了最新的政治發展。
She saw a headline in the newspaper about a local community event.
她在報紙上看到了一個關於當地社區活動的頭條新聞。
動詞
定義 headline 動詞
- Noun(名詞)Transitive(及物動詞)
To have something as a headline or as the main story.
以…為標題；以…為主要故事
The news story was headlined 'Local Hero Rescues Trapped Climber'.
這則新聞故事的標題是「當地英雄救援受困登山者」。
The article was headlined about the latest technological breakthrough.
這篇文章的標題是關於最新的技術突破。
The documentary was headlined 'The Impacts of Climate Change'.
這部紀錄片的標題是「氣候變化的影響」。
- Noun(名詞)Transitive(及物動詞)
To be the main performer at an entertainment event.
擔網；担網
The singer will headline at the music festival.
這位歌手將在音樂節上擔任主角。
The band is looking forward to headlining their tour.
這個樂團期待在他們的巡迴演出中擔任主角。
She is set to headline the annual charity gala.
她將在年度慈善晚會上擔任主角。
形容詞
定義 headline 形容詞
- Before noun(前置形容詞)
A headline amount, number, or rate is the most important one or the one that people notice most.
（最重要的或人們最關注的）主要數字
The company announced a headline profit growth of 15%.
該公司宣布了15%的主要利潤增長。
The country released a worrying headline unemployment rate.
該國發布了令人擔憂的主要失業率。
The government is hoping to bring down the headline inflation rate.
政府希望降低主要通貨膨脹率。