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 war was no longer front-page news.
  这场战争已不再是头版新闻。
• In fact, japan's economy to this day is still lethargic and an increasing concern, according to a front-page story in the Wall Street Journal of jan.7.
  事实上，据1月7日《华尔街日报》的一个头版故事报道所指，日本的经济至今仍显迟钝且令人担忧。
• As a reminder of the potential dangers, The Himalayan Times today carried a front-page photograph of Sherpas dragging a sled with the body of Kami, a Sherpa who had died in a fall.
  作为对潜在危险的提示，喜码拉雅时报今天将一位夏尔巴人用雪橇拖着另一位死于失足的夏尔巴人Kami的照片放在了头版。
• We do not intend to be insensitive or to poke fun at last Friday's incident, the paper said in a front-page apology Monday, adding that it was very sympathetic to the plight of the Japanese people.
  周一，该报在头版发布的道歉声明中表示：我们并不是想对上周五的灾难表示漠不关心或者冷嘲热讽。另外他们还表示该报非常同情日本民众目前所处的困境。
• "USA Today" front-page picture described AIG trademarks are throwing tomatoes, which are a reflection of the American people furious.
  《今日美国报》头版图片描述AIG商标被掷西红柿，这些都反映了美国人怒不可遏的民情。
• Vietnam peace talks, which had been stalled, would soon resume in Paris, a front-page report predicted.
  头版的一篇报道预言，一直陷于停顿的越南和平谈判，很快将在巴黎恢复进行。
• 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 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”。
• The Observer carries a big front-page picture of rioters in a litter-strewn street.
  《观察家报》在头版刊登了一张暴乱者聚集在满是垃圾的街头的大幅照片。
• The story received front-page coverage.
  这则报导刊载在第一版。