headline

headline
noun
Schlagzeile, die

hit the headlines, be headline news — Schlagzeilen machen

the [news] headlines — (Radio, Telev.) die Kurznachrichten; (within news programme) der [Nachrichten]überblick

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noun (the words written in large letters at the top of newspaper articles: I never read a paper in detail - I just glance at the headlines.) die Überschrift
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ˈhead·line
I. n (newspapers, radio, TV) Schlagzeile f
▪ the \headlines pl die wichtigsten Schlagzeilen
the eight o'clock \headlines das Neueste in den Acht-Uhr-Nachrichten
to grab [or hit] [or make] the \headlines Schlagzeilen machen, in die Schlagzeilen kommen
II. vt
▪ to \headline sth
1. (provide with headline) etw mit einer Schlagzeile versehen
▪ to be \headlined story [mit der Schlagzeile] überschrieben sein
2. (appear as star performer) etw anführen [o geh küren]
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headline
A s
1. a) Zeitung: Schlagzeile f:
headline news Nachrichten, die Schlagzeilen machen
b) pl, auch headline news ( RADIO, TV) (das) Wichtigste in Schlagzeilen:
hit the headlines Schlagzeilen machen
2. Überschrift f
3. SCHIFF Rahseil n
4. Kopfseil n (einer Kuh etc)
B v/t
1. mit einer Schlagzeile oder Überschrift versehen
2. a) eine Schlagzeile widmen (dat)
b) fig groß herausstellen
3. THEAT etc US umg der Star (gen) sein:
headline a show
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noun
Schlagzeile, die

hit the headlines, be headline news — Schlagzeilen machen

the [news] headlines — (Radio, Telev.) die Kurznachrichten; (within news programme) der [Nachrichten]überblick

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n.
Kopfzeile f.
Schlagzeile f.
Titelzeile f.
Überschrift f.

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