headline in German
headline in German is Schlagzeile, Überschrift — headline means the bold title printed above a newspaper or magazine article, summarizing its content.
headline in German
Schlagzeile
(journalism) The heading or title of a magazine or newspaper article.
Überschrift
(journalism) The heading or title of a magazine or newspaper article.
What does "headline" mean?
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noun The bold title printed above a newspaper or magazine article, summarizing its content.
"The headline announced the merger before readers even reached the first paragraph."
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verb To be the main, top-billed performer at a concert or show.
"The band is set to headline the summer festival."
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headline in a sentence
- The headline announced the merger before readers even reached the first paragraph.
- Reporters try to write headlines that grab attention quickly.
- The band is set to headline the summer festival.
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What is "headline" in German?
"headline" in German is Schlagzeile, Überschrift. headline means: The bold title printed above a newspaper or magazine article, summarizing its content.
How do you use "headline" in a sentence?
Example: "The headline announced the merger before readers even reached the first paragraph." In German, "headline" is Schlagzeile, Überschrift.
Are there other ways to say "headline" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "headline": Schlagzeile, Überschrift.
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