headline — the title of a newspaper or magazine article printed in large letters
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the title of a newspaper or magazine article printed in large letters
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈhedlaɪn/
Korean meaning: 신문이나 잡지 기사의 제목
Korean pronunciation: 헤드-라인 (강세: 헤드)
Example Sentences
- My cat made headlines when it learned to order pizza online
- The headline grabbed everyone's attention immediately
- Tomorrow's headline: 'Student Passes CSAT Thanks to English Vocabulary'
headline
NOUN//ˈhedlaɪn//
the title of a newspaper or magazine article printed in large letters
A woman reads the newspaper headline with great interest
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Racing the deadline while the boss waits on the sideline for the headline!
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Origin
1670년대 인쇄업에서 시작된 합성어로, 페이지의 '머리(head)' 부분에 있는 '선(line)'이라는 뜻에서 유래했습니다. 신문이 대중화되면서 가장 중요한 뉴스를 나타내는 용어로 발전했어요.
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“My cat made headlines when it learned to order pizza online”
“The headline grabbed everyone's attention immediately”
“Tomorrow's headline: 'Student Passes CSAT Thanks to English Vocabulary'”
“The concert will be headlined by a famous K-pop group”
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