Definition of women's page in English:

women's page

noun

A page of a newspaper or magazine devoted to topics intended to be of special interest to women.
Example sentencesExamples
- Compared with difficult matters of economic policy and Britain's role in the ERM, such issues seem ‘soft’ and really could be consigned to the women's page where they are supposed to belong.
- But I liked the idea of a genetic makeup, and drifted off into fantasies about the women's pages of the future.
- I'd like to point out that we were talking about this before the Guardian women's page got in on the act.
- With S2's mix of features, health, lifestyle, arts and women's pages, Neil aims to draw younger readers back to the paper and other lapsed readers who have deserted to the London-based newspapers which he sees as its main competitors.
- Despite me being certain it'll happen some day, I'm dreading it, because she'll probably get spotted by some women's page waster who'll miss the point completely.
- There is an article on the women's pages I would like you to read.
- But the women's pages were not included in the objective mix.
- It's better than patronising them with a women's page.
- Well done to Belle, and I dearly hope the author isn't plastered all over the Guardian women's page after this.
- Later Petry became a reporter and writer for the Harlem People's Voice, where she edited the women's page and wrote a weekly column called ‘The Lighter Side.’
- So, there I was, happily reading my Guardian at lunchtime, when I came across this on the women's page.
- Woman journalists usually began on the women's pages.
- Everyone knows where they stand and if you really want it rehashed once again, leave Spike right now and turn to the Guardian women's page, where they're certain to oblige.
- Suddenly stories about pop stars and their legal troubles or sexual peccadilloes were no longer relegated to the women's pages.
- Nowadays, she's on the Guardian, and sometimes she has to write about some right old piffle for the women's page.
- Even into the twentieth century, women's pages were not seen as real journalism.
- But I have this feeling too about women's pages and magazines.

单词	women's page
释义	Definition of women's page in English: women's page noun A page of a newspaper or magazine devoted to topics intended to be of special interest to women. Example sentencesExamples Compared with difficult matters of economic policy and Britain's role in the ERM, such issues seem ‘soft’ and really could be consigned to the women's page where they are supposed to belong. But I liked the idea of a genetic makeup, and drifted off into fantasies about the women's pages of the future. I'd like to point out that we were talking about this before the Guardian women's page got in on the act. With S2's mix of features, health, lifestyle, arts and women's pages, Neil aims to draw younger readers back to the paper and other lapsed readers who have deserted to the London-based newspapers which he sees as its main competitors. Despite me being certain it'll happen some day, I'm dreading it, because she'll probably get spotted by some women's page waster who'll miss the point completely. There is an article on the women's pages I would like you to read. But the women's pages were not included in the objective mix. It's better than patronising them with a women's page. Well done to Belle, and I dearly hope the author isn't plastered all over the Guardian women's page after this. Later Petry became a reporter and writer for the Harlem People's Voice, where she edited the women's page and wrote a weekly column called ‘The Lighter Side.’ So, there I was, happily reading my Guardian at lunchtime, when I came across this on the women's page. Woman journalists usually began on the women's pages. Everyone knows where they stand and if you really want it rehashed once again, leave Spike right now and turn to the Guardian women's page, where they're certain to oblige. Suddenly stories about pop stars and their legal troubles or sexual peccadilloes were no longer relegated to the women's pages. Nowadays, she's on the Guardian, and sometimes she has to write about some right old piffle for the women's page. Even into the twentieth century, women's pages were not seen as real journalism. But I have this feeling too about women's pages and magazines.
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