cover story

n.1. A featured story in a magazine that concerns the image on the cover.2. A false story intended to deceive or mislead: The spy's cover story required posing as a diplomat.

cov′er sto`ry

n. a magazine article highlighted by an illustration on the cover.

Translations

封面故事

cover

(ˈkavə) verb1. to put or spread something on, over or in front of. They covered (up) the body with a sheet; My shoes are covered in paint.遮盖2. to be enough to pay for. Will 10 dollars cover your expenses?足以支付3. to travel. We covered forty miles in one day. 走完（一段路程） 4. to stretch over a length of time etc. His diary covered three years. 包含（时间） 5. to protect. Are we covered by your car insurance?给…保险6. to report on. I'm covering the race for the local newspaper.报道7. to point a gun at. I had him covered.对准 noun1. something which covers, especially a cloth over a table, bed etc. a table-cover; a bed-cover; They replaced the cover on the manhole.罩子2. something that gives protection or shelter. The soldiers took cover from the enemy gunfire; insurance cover.掩蔽物3. something that hides. He escaped under cover of darkness.掩护ˈcoverage (-ridʒ) noun1. the amount of protection given by insurance. insurance coverage.保险额2. the extent of the inclusion of items in a news report etc. The TV coverage of the Olympic Games was extensive.新闻报道范围ˈcovering nounMy car has a covering of dirt.覆盖物ˈcover-girl noun a girl pictured on a magazine cover. 封面女郎（指其照片被刊在杂志封面上的女子） ˈcover story noun the main story in a magazine that goes with a picture on the front cover. 封面故事ˈcover-up noun an attempt to hide or conceal (something illegal or dishonest). 掩盖手法

cover story

1. A story that is deemed important enough (or scandalous enough) to be featured on the cover of a magazine. If those two celebrities are getting divorced, that has to be our cover story this week.2. The story that one tells as an alibi, even though it is untrue. Our cover story is that we had car trouble and that's why we're coming home past curfew, OK?See also: cover, story

cover story

1. A featured story in a magazine that concerns the illustration on the cover, as in The earthquake is this week's cover story for all the news magazines. [Mid-1900s] 2. A false story intended to mislead or deceive; also, an alibi. For example, Their cover story while investigating local repair services was that they had just bought the house and were having problems, or The suspect gave the police some cover story about being held up . [Mid-1900s] See also: cover, story

单词	cover story
释义	cover story cover story n.1. A featured story in a magazine that concerns the image on the cover.2. A false story intended to deceive or mislead: The spy's cover story required posing as a diplomat. cov′er sto`ry n. a magazine article highlighted by an illustration on the cover. Translations 封面故事 cover (ˈkavə) verb1. to put or spread something on, over or in front of. They covered (up) the body with a sheet; My shoes are covered in paint. 遮蓋遮盖2. to be enough to pay for. Will 10 dollars cover your expenses? 足以支付足以支付3. to travel. We covered forty miles in one day. 走完走完（一段路程） 4. to stretch over a length of time etc. His diary covered three years. 涵蓋一段時間包含（时间） 5. to protect. Are we covered by your car insurance? 保障给…保险6. to report on. I'm covering the race for the local newspaper. 報導报道7. to point a gun at. I had him covered. 拿槍對準对准 noun1. something which covers, especially a cloth over a table, bed etc. a table-cover; a bed-cover; They replaced the cover on the manhole. 覆蓋物，如桌罩、床罩等罩子2. something that gives protection or shelter. The soldiers took cover from the enemy gunfire; insurance cover. 掩蔽物掩蔽物3. something that hides. He escaped under cover of darkness. 掩護掩护ˈcoverage (-ridʒ) noun1. the amount of protection given by insurance. insurance coverage. 保險金額保险额2. the extent of the inclusion of items in a news report etc. The TV coverage of the Olympic Games was extensive. 報導範圍新闻报道范围ˈcovering nounMy car has a covering of dirt. 覆蓋物覆盖物ˈcover-girl noun a girl pictured on a magazine cover. 封面女郎（指其照片被刊在杂志封面上的女子） ˈcover story noun the main story in a magazine that goes with a picture on the front cover. 封面故事封面故事ˈcover-up noun an attempt to hide or conceal (something illegal or dishonest). 掩盖手法 cover story cover story 1. A story that is deemed important enough (or scandalous enough) to be featured on the cover of a magazine. If those two celebrities are getting divorced, that has to be our cover story this week.2. The story that one tells as an alibi, even though it is untrue. Our cover story is that we had car trouble and that's why we're coming home past curfew, OK?See also: cover, story cover story 1. A featured story in a magazine that concerns the illustration on the cover, as in The earthquake is this week's cover story for all the news magazines. [Mid-1900s] 2. A false story intended to mislead or deceive; also, an alibi. For example, Their cover story while investigating local repair services was that they had just bought the house and were having problems, or The suspect gave the police some cover story about being held up . [Mid-1900s] See also: cover, story EncyclopediaSeecoverLegalSeeCover
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