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

• 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。
• The editors made up the front-page with articles written by different scientists.
  编辑们把几位科学家写的文章编排在头版。
• For example, an important Brazilian newspaper used a front-page photo that, because it was taken from below, seemed to show a religious fanatic oppressing a man in a wheelchair.
  例如，一份重要的巴西报纸使用了一张头版照片，由于它是仰拍的，这张照片看上去就像展示了一位宗教狂热分子压迫一位坐轮椅的男子。
• The recent stem-cell scandal in South Korea may have made front-page news across the world, but few readers are likely to bet that a literary novel set in a laboratory and based on scientific research might end up being a page-turner.
  韩国最近发生的干细胞丑闻或许已成为世界各地的头条新闻，不过几乎没有读者会相信，一本以实验室为背景、基于科学研究的小说到头来竟然让他们爱不释手。
• The news got a front-page splash.
  该消息在头版醒目地登出。
• 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 war was no longer front-page news.
  这场战争已不再是头版新闻。
• The Global Times, a newspaper that often reflects the views of hardline nationalists in China, ran a front-page headline saying "America has erred before the world".
  《环球时报》，一份反应中国强硬的国家主义的报纸上的首页标题称：“美国已经在世界面前犯下了错误”。
• "Bujingqi is the fashion," reads its front-page slogan.
  网站的首页写着“不景气是一种时尚”。
• 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。