tabloids

Tabloids

1. Noun: (新闻)小报

Definition: Tabloids are newspapers that are smaller in size and often have more sensational and less serious news than broadsheets.

词性: 名词

定义：小报是比大报小的报纸，通常报道的新闻更耸人听闻，不太严肃。

词语辨析

通常情况下，小报和大报的区别在于版面的大小和报道内容的风格。大报往往有更严肃的报道，注重深度分析，而小报则更注重轻松的、娱乐性质的新闻。

词汇扩充

• broadsheet: 大报
• sensational: 耸人听闻的
• serious: 严肃的

近义词

• gossip magazine: 八卦杂志
• rag: 小报
• red-top: 红头报

反义词

• broadsheet: 大报

柯林斯词典

Noun:

1. A tabloid is a newspaper that has small pages, short articles, and lots of photographs. Tabloids often contain sensational stories and are considered less serious than other newspapers.

牛津词典

Noun:

1. A newspaper having pages half the size of those of a standard newspaper, typically popular in style and dominated by headlines, photographs, and sensational stories.

2. Adjective: 小报的

Definition: Tabloids is used to describe things that are related to or characteristic of tabloids, especially in terms of their style and content.

词性: 形容词

定义：用于描述与小报有关的事物，特别是风格和内容方面。

词汇扩充

• characteristic: 特点
• style: 风格
• content: 内容

柯林斯词典

Adjective:

1. Tabloid journalism is the type of journalism that is found in tabloid newspapers.

Noun:

1. Tabloid is also a noun.
2. ...the tabloid press.

牛津词典

Adjective:

1. In the tabloid press, news is presented in a way that is intentionally shocking or exaggerated, often about the private lives of famous people.

Noun:

1. A newspaper having pages half the size of those of a standard newspaper, typically popular in style and dominated by headlines, photographs, and sensational stories.

Examples

1. The tabloids are full of gossip about celebrities.
2. 小报上充斥着关于名人的八卦新闻。


3. I don't trust the tabloid press.
4. 我不相信小报。


5. She became a tabloid sensation overnight.
6. 她一夜之间成为小报的轰动新闻。


7. He was caught in a tabloid scandal.
8. 他卷入了一桩小报丑闻。


9. The tabloid industry thrives on sensational stories.
10. 小报业以耸人听闻的报道为生。


11. The tabloid newspaper featured a scandalous headline.
12. 小报上登了一个丑闻的头条新闻。


13. She enjoys reading tabloids for entertainment.
14. 她喜欢阅读小报以娱乐自己。


15. The tabloid-style magazine is filled with celebrity gossip.
16. 这本小报风格的杂志里充斥着名人八卦。


17. He is known for his tabloid journalism.
18. 他以小报式的新闻报道而闻名。


19. The tabloid coverage of the event was exaggerated and sensationalized.
20. 对这一事件的小报报道夸大其词，耸人听闻。


21. She prefers serious newspapers over tabloids.
22. 她更喜欢严肃的报纸而非小报。


23. He wrote an article for a tabloid magazine.
24. 他为一本小报杂志写了一篇文章。