n.小报(版面通常比大报小一半)，通俗小报(文短图多，内容多为名人逸事，常被视为不太严肃)
adj.摘要的，缩编的，小报式的，轰动性的，扼要的

原形：tabloid复数：tabloids

The tabloid published a sensational story about the celebrity's private life.
这小报刊登了一篇关于这位名人私生活的耸人听闻的故事。
Tabloids often exaggerate facts to grab readers' attention.
小报经常夸大事实以吸引读者的注意。
She refused to comment on the tabloid rumors about her marriage.
她拒绝就那些关于她婚姻的小报谣言发表评论。
Tabloids are known for their scandalous headlines.
小报以其耸动的标题而闻名。
The tabloid claimed to have exclusive photos of the celebrity's secret wedding.
这家小报声称拥有那位名人秘密婚礼的独家照片。
Despite its sensationalism, the tabloid has a large and loyal following.
尽管其内容夸张，但这家小报仍有一大批忠实的读者。
Tabloids often focus on gossip and celebrity news rather than hard news.
小报通常更关注八卦和名人新闻，而非严肃新闻。
The tabloid's coverage of the royal family is often criticized for being intrusive.
小报对王室的报道常常因其过于侵犯隐私而受到批评。
Tabloids can sometimes uncover real stories that mainstream media misses.
小报有时能揭露主流媒体忽视的真实故事。
He was disappointed to find his name in a tabloid's false story.
他失望地发现自己名字出现在一篇小报的假新闻中。