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front-page

/ˌfrʌnt ˈpeɪdʒ/

Translations

front-pagenoun

front pages

/frʌnt-peɪdʒ/

первая полоса

The story made the front-page of the newspaper.

Эта история попала на первую полосу газеты.

front-pageadjective

/ˌfrʌnt ˈpeɪdʒ/

The scandal became front-page news overnight.

Скандал за одну ночь стал первополосной новостью.

Synonyms

front-pageverb

front-paged

Past Simple

front-paged

Past Participle

front-paging

Gerund

Transitive verb meaning 'to feature on the front page'.

front-pagenoun

The first page of a newspaper, typically containing the most important news stories of the day.

The scandal made it to the front page of every major newspaper.

News or information considered important or sensational enough to be featured on the first page of a newspaper.

Her heroic actions were front-page news for weeks.

front-pageadjective

Relating to something important or newsworthy enough to appear on the front page of a newspaper.

The scandal became a front-page issue overnight.

front-pageverb

To feature or place (a story, photograph, etc.) on the front page of a newspaper, magazine, website, etc.

The editor decided to front-page the exclusive interview to boost sales.