No. 8,489 in Dutch
headlines
The word "headlines" in Dutch refers to the main titles or summaries of news stories.
In a sentence
De krant stond vol met opvallende headlines vandaag.
The newspaper was full of striking headlines today.
Here, 'headlines' refers to the main titles or summaries in a newspaper or news publication, used to grab the reader's attention.
Het nieuwsbericht over de uitvinding trok veel headlines wereldwijd.
The news about the invention attracted many headlines worldwide.
Here, 'headlines' denotes the prominent news articles in various media outlets, emphasizing its impact or popularity.
De headline van het artikel was kort maar krachtig.
The headline of the article was short but impactful.
In this case, 'headline' refers to the title of a single article, showcasing its role in summarizing or emphasizing the content.
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