hit the headlines

基本解釋

• 成爲(wèi)新聞?lì)^條；被大肆宣傳

同根派生

• hit the headlines相關(guān)詞

英漢例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• Two stories have hit the headlines this week of mothers involved in the death of their grown children.
  這周的頭條新聞是兩個(gè)媽媽與他們成年子女的死有牽連。
• The issue hit the headlines when British pop veteran Elton John took a swipe at Madonna, saying she cheated her fans by miming on stage.
  這一話(huà)題在英國(guó)老牌流行歌手艾爾頓·約翰砲轟麥儅娜時(shí)成爲(wèi)頭條新聞，他說(shuō)麥儅娜假唱欺騙了她的歌迷。
• Microsoft hopes this will enable users to avoid some of the embarrassing gaffes of losing confidential information that hit the headlines this year.
  微軟希望這一功能可以避免用戶(hù)因爲(wèi)丟失隱私信息而帶來(lái)的尲尬，像這樣的尲尬時(shí)間今年可是屢上頭條。

權(quán)威例句

• When economic woes hit the headlines, investors tend to move to the safety of bonds.
  FORBES: Muni Bond Manager's Journal: Seasonal Affective Disorder
• ALH84001 hit the headlines, the space-science programme's funding seemed vulnerable to the insatiable demands of manned spaceflight.
  ECONOMIST: Nice picture. Where to next?

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詞組短語(yǔ)

短語(yǔ)

• hit t the headlines 上頭條
• hit the headlines in 成爲(wèi)

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英英字典

劍橋英英字典

• to appear in the news suddenly or receive a lot of attention in news reports

• hit the headlines劍橋字典
• hit the headlines柯林斯字典