1. important news that could be reported on the front page of a newspaper
front-page news 例句
英汉例句
Power supply problems will become front-page news once again.
供电问题将再次引起关注。
Jean-Paul Delevoye, France「s mediateur DE la republique, a sort of national ombudsman, made front-page news in February by declaring that French society was 「psychologically exhausted」.
Jean - PaulDelevoye是法国的mediateurdelarepublique,一个类似调查官员舞弊的官职。他最近因断言法国社会已经「心理疲惫」而登上了二月份报纸的头版。
On the day the defence agreement was signed, a shooting in Zagreb became front-page news across the region.
在防御协议签订的当天,萨格勒布(克罗地亚首都)发生的枪击案成为各大新闻头条。
Why is it suddenly front-page news in the UK?
怎会突然成了英国的头条?
Since they left, a US troop surge and heightened counterinsurgency efforts have led to a substantial drop in violence – and a drop in front-page news stories covering the side-effects of the Iraq war.
Reporters take great pride in their news coverage and front-page news in the only things they seem to aim at.
记者们很为他们的报道自豪,他们的目标就在于发头版消息。
The day I flew out, our local paper carried the front-page news that Army Lieutenant Mike Thomas, who had defeated me for student council President in junior high school, had been killed in Vietnam.
The trip has been front-page news in China」s state-run media, and several outlets have run op-eds hailing the planned focus on 「soft」 issues such as education rather than on political topics.