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1 in die Schlagzeilen geraten
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2 in die Schlagzeilen kommen
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3 Schlagzeilen liefern
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4 Schlagzeile
f: ( große) Schlagzeile (banner) headline; Schlagzeilen machen make ( oder hit) the headlines; für Schlagzeilen sorgen make headlines; das wird für Schlagzeilen sorgen that’ll make good headline material ( oder copy)* * *die Schlagzeileheadline* * *Schlag|zei|lefheadlineSchlágzeilen machen (inf) — to hit the headlines
in die Schlágzeilen geraten — to make the headlines
für Schlágzeilen sorgen — to make headlines
etw/jdn aus den Schlágzeilen bringen — to get sth/sb out of the media spotlight
aus den Schlágzeilen verschwinden — not to be big news anymore
* * *Schlag·zei·lef MEDIA headline\Schlagzeilen machen [o für \Schlagzeilen sorgen] to make headlines [or the front page]* * *die (Zeitungsw.) headline* * *Schlagzeile f:(große) Schlagzeile (banner) headline;Schlagzeilen machen make ( oder hit) the headlines;für Schlagzeilen sorgen make headlines;das wird für Schlagzeilen sorgen that’ll make good headline material ( oder copy)* * *die (Zeitungsw.) headline* * *f.catch-line n.headline n. -
5 Schlagzeile
Schlagzeile f 1. MEDIA head; headline (Zeitung); 2. V&M catch line; 3. ADMIN header* * ** * *Schlagzeile
headline, slogan;
• ganzseitig fett gedruckte Schlagzeile front-page splash;
• negative Schlagzeilen negative press;
• sensationelle Schlagzeile scare headline, screamer (US sl.);
• ungeschickte Schlagzeile blind headline;
• Schlagzeile auf der ersten Seite front-page headline;
• Schlagzeile über die ganze Seite banner [line], streamer;
• in die Schlagzeilen kommen to make the headlines;
• seinen Weg in die Schlagzeilen machen to kick one’s way into (hit) the headlines;
• Schlagzeilen für sich in Anspruch nehmen to get (take) the headlines;
• mit Schlagzeilen versehen to headline. -
6 seinen Weg in die Schlagzeilen machen
seinen Weg in die Schlagzeilen machen
to kick one’s way into (hit) the headlinesBusiness german-english dictionary > seinen Weg in die Schlagzeilen machen
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7 in die Schlagzeilen geraten
ausdr.to hit the headlines expr. -
8 Schlagzeilen liefern
ausdr.to hit the headlines expr.
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