cover story
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈcover ˌstory noun [countable] 1. TCNthe main story that appears with a picture on the front cover of a newspaper or magazine 封面故事〔报纸或杂志中与封面图片有关的主要文章〕2. false information that you give people about who you are, what you are doing somewhere etc 掩人耳目的说法，虚假信息
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cover story• The national news magazines have never granted her a cover story or a frill appreciation.• When time magazine made her the subject of a cover story, she encouraged them to include a profile of me.• All the press had to do was to interview any one of the islanders to blow the government cover story wide open.• All his private papers were merely his cover story.• In 1984, she was the subject of a Time magazine cover story.• MI5 was then advised that Crabb had presumably drowned and was asked to help provide a suitable cover story.ˈcover ˌstory nounChineseSyllable
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cover story
ˈcover ˌstory
noun [countable]
1. the main story that appears with a picture on the front cover of a newspaper or magazine
2. false information that you give people about who you are, what you are doing somewhere etc
ˈcover ˌstory
noun [countable]1. the main story that appears with a picture on the front cover of a newspaper or magazine
2. false information that you give people about who you are, what you are doing somewhere etc