masthead

• n. 桅顶；发行人栏；桅顶观望人；报头
• vt. 升于桅顶；爬到桅顶

1. a listing printed in all issues of a newspaper or magazine (usually on the editorial page) that gives the name of the publication and the names of the editorial staff, etc.

2. the title of a newspaper or magazine; usually printed on the front page and on the editorial page

3. the head or top of a mast

We carry illustrations of these medals on our masthead.

我们在报头刊登这些奖章的图片。

柯林斯高阶英语词典

It is gratifying for ambitious Asians to examine the FT's new masthead on the page opposite.

查看英国《金融时报》的新报头,会令雄心勃勃的亚洲人颇为得意.

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The bark was dressed with masthead flags only.

那条三桅帆船只用桅顶旗装饰.

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Earpieces: Small advertisements on either side of a newspaper's masthead.

耳位广告: 在报纸版头两边的细小广告.

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We carry illustrations of these medals on our masthead.

我们在报头刊登这些奖章的图片。

柯林斯例句

mast,桅杆，head,头，即桅顶，后引申词义报刊刊头。

1. We carry illustrations of these medals on our masthead.

我们在报头刊登这些奖章的图片。

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2. Earpieces: Small advertisements on either side of a newspaper's masthead.

耳位广告: 在报纸版头两边的细小广告.

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3. The bark was dressed with masthead flags only.

那条三桅帆船只用桅顶旗装饰.

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4. It is gratifying for ambitious Asians to examine the FT's new masthead on the page opposite.

查看英国《金融时报》的新报头,会令雄心勃勃的亚洲人颇为得意.

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masthead (n.)

1748, "top of a ship's mast" (the place for the display of flags), hence, from 1838, "top of a newspaper;" from mast (n.1) + head (n.).