headline

headline
headline [{{t}}'hedlaɪn]
1 noun
(a) {{}}Press{{}} (in newspaper) (gros) titre m, manchette f;
∎ the hijacking made the headlines le détournement a fait la une des journaux;
∎ I just glanced at the headlines j'ai juste jeté un coup d'œil sur les gros titres;
∎ pollution has been in the headlines a lot recently la pollution a beaucoup fait la une récemment;
∎ it made headline news cela a fait la une des journaux;
∎ to hit the headlines faire les gros titres;
∎ news of their marriage hit the headlines l'annonce de leur mariage a fait les gros titres ou a défrayé la chronique
(b) {{}}Radio{{}} & {{}}Television{{}} (news summary) grand titre m;
∎ here are today's news headlines voici les principaux titres de l'actualité
2 transitive verb
(a) {{}}Press{{}} (place as headline → news story) mettre en manchette
(b) (provide heading for) intituler;
∎ the article was headlined 'The New Poor' l'article avait pour titre 'Les Nouveaux Pauvres'
(c) {{}}Television{{}}, {{}}Cinema{{}} & {{}}Theatre{{}} (have top billing in) avoir le rôle principal dans;
∎ headlining the show is Eve Arden Eve Arden est la vedette du spectacle
3 intransitive verb
{{}}Television{{}}, {{}}Cinema{{}} & {{}}Theatre{{}} (have top billing) avoir le rôle principal

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