lead story
英 [ˈliːd stɔːri]
美 [ˈliːd stɔːri]
n. 重要新闻; 头条新闻
牛津词典
noun
- 重要新闻；头条新闻
the main or first item of news in a newspaper, magazine or news broadcast
英英释义
noun
- a news story of major importance
双语例句
- Isn't gonna lead with that in a story like this?
她不会写出这些故事？ - The intention here is to try to take Steve Jobs and not make him the lead of the story any more, to really try to refocus the investment community and Apple customers on the products and the expanding group of executives.
其目的是设法提到史蒂夫乔布斯，却又不再让他成为新闻的中心，而是尽力将投资界和苹果用户的关注焦点引到产品及公司不断扩大的领导层上。 - Occurrence among them and also here many another I lead a story of think the Hao.
在这其中，也发生了许多另我引以为豪的故事。 - On the Performing Essence of "the Scout Playing the Lead in Singing a Story" Mode in Yuan is Poetic Drama
论元杂剧探子主唱模式的表演本质 - 'We already attended the same church and lead the same youth group where we took people out for KFC and watched cricket together which has aligned itself with KFC-so it just became part of our story,' she said.
我们已经去过同一个教堂，参加过同一个组织人们参加活动的肯德基青年社团这些都与肯德基密不可分它已经成为我们故事的一部分。 - The Falklands crisis was front page news and the lead story for television in America every day.
福岛危机天天都是美国报纸上的头版消息和电视上的重要新闻。 - That may lead to lower prices in the near term, but most analysts see Chinese demand as an overwhelmingly positive story for the metals markets in the medium and long term.
近期内，这可能会导致铜价下跌，但从中长期来看，大多数分析师认为中国需求是金属市场的绝对利好。 - Scenes of violence on screen often lead to dangerous imitation since children can't tell invented story from facts.
由于孩子们不能区分杜撰的故事和事实，所以银屏上的暴力镜头常常导致危险的模仿。 - Competition: Commercial or professional competition between media may lead journalists to endorse the news value given to a story by a rival.
比赛：商业或专业媒体之间的竞争可能会导致记者赞同新闻价值给予对手的一个故事。 - The first chapter summarized the characteristics of lead, news story and review, and then analyses the narrative pattern and images.
本文首先从《知音》叙事的常规程式着手向读者呈现了《知音》在标题导语、新闻故事和评论方面的特征，进而分析了《知音》的叙事模式和人物形象。