front-page

英 [ˈfrʌnt peɪdʒ]

美 [ˈfrʌnt peɪdʒ]

adj.  (报纸文章或图片)头版的
v.  把…登在头版

柯林斯词典

• ADJ (报纸)头版的，首页的
  Afront-pagearticle or picture appears on the front page of a newspaper because it is very important or interesting.
  1. ...a front-page article in last week's paper.
     上周报纸的一篇头版文章

双语例句

• It was front-page news at the time but was then suppressed by successive military governments.
  当时这是头版新闻，但后来上台的军政府压制了这则新闻。
• It was front-page in newspapers all over the world.
  成了全世界新闻报纸的头条新闻。
• The move was hardly front-page news in Europe or the US.
  此举在欧洲或美国几乎算不上重要新闻。
• The murder was a front-page story in the local newspaper.
  这起谋杀是当地报纸的头版新闻。
• In a front-page story on Friday, the New York Post reported she is a former Las Vegas stripper.
  在星期五的纽约邮报报导说这名女子是前拉斯维加斯的脱衣女郎。
• The front-page story is about a dog that can ride a bicycle-it must be the silly season.
  这张报纸的头版新闻报导了一条会骑自行车的狗&现在一定是新闻饥荒期。
• The story received front-page coverage.
  这则报导刊载在第一版。
• If the only information on China you get is from front-page stories in US newspapers, you might conclude that Chinese views of history belong in the "surprisingly unchanged" box.
  如果有人所获得的有关中国的信息，只是来自美国报纸上的头版报导上的东西，他可能会因此断定，中国的历史观属于“出人意料地不变”之类。
• The war was no longer front-page news.
  这场战争已不再是头版新闻。
• The report on this scandal appeared on the front-page of the Washington Post.
  这桩丑闻的报道出现在了《华盛顿邮报》的头版。