dateline

英 ['deɪtlaɪn] 美 ['det,laɪn]
  • n. 国际日期变更线;报纸写明的发稿日期及地址;新闻电头

英文词源


dateline (n.)
1880, imaginary line down the Pacific Ocean on which the calendar day begins and ends, from date (n.1) + line (n.). Meaning "line of text that tells the date and place of origin of a newspaper, article, telegram, etc." is from 1888.

双语例句


1. Then I saw the dateline -- 1924. The letter had been written almost sixty years earlier.
信的落款日期是1924年, 差不多写于60年前.

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2. The stories of newsmen on the scene have been wrapped up under a Paris dateline.
在现场的记者们的报导已经综合成一篇发自巴黎的电讯.

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