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Meanings of headline in English

Portuguese
manchete
Catalan
titular
Spanish
cabecera

The heading or caption of a newspaper article.

manchete
Russian
рубрикация
Portuguese
manchete
Spanish
titular
Catalan
titular

Text indicating the nature of the article below it.

рубрикация
Synonyms
Examples for "header"
Examples for "header"
1
But Lewis Dunk's powerful header had the Seagulls level seven minutes later.
The South African
2
Within four minutes Lawrence saw his side fall behind to Edu's header.
The Irish Times
3
Either way Walters was clearly offside when the first header came in.
The Guardian
4
MEN'S HOCKEY:Ireland have named squads for their double-header against Argentina this week.
The Irish Times
5
Finally, a brief subject for the message goes in the Subject: header.
Zen and the Art of the Internet
Usage of headline in English
1
Which means we clearly should have used said joke in the headline.
Wired
2
It's not difficult to work out which headline is for which paper.
The Irish Times
3
The true cost next year will be about half the headline figure.
The Irish Times
4
Environment Programme said in a headline over a statement launching the theme.
Reuters
5
However, all is not quite as rosy as the headline numbers suggest.
The Guardian
6
Many companies already pay less than the headline 35 percent tax rate.
Reuters
7
The headline across the top read, President to Hold Noon Press Conference.
Act of treason
8
Remember those halcyon days when Brexit was the subject of every headline?
The Irish Times
9
Messages from space had not been headline news for a long time.
Futures 1
10
She also bought a morning paper with a headline that fascinated her.
The girl who played with fire
11
But the headline number leaves out much of the Covid-19 economic story.
Reuters
12
However, while headline growth remains robust, it has not been broad based.
Reuters
13
The Telegraph makes sure to put 'Irish' in the headline this time.
The Irish Times
14
How much does it cost to book a headline act these days?
The Guardian
15
And mega-billion-dollar mergers in the telecom industry once again headline the news.
Confessions of a wall street analyst: a true story of inside inf...
16
Behind every court award and newspaper headline is a personal human tragedy.
The Irish Times
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Translations for headline
Portuguese
manchete
Headline through the time
Headline across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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