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double-page spread
noun[ C ]
(alsodouble page spread)uk /ˌdʌb.əl.peɪdʒ ˈspred/ us /ˌdʌb.əl.peɪdʒ ˈspred/(also double page, double spread, double spread page)
an article, set of photographs, etc. in a book, magazine, or newspaper that covers two pages opposite each other: 中心跨页（即图书、杂志中，一篇文章或一组照片占据相对的两页）
A double-page spread is devoted to each recipe.
Each double page of the book contains a main pop-up illustration and a smaller pop-up in the corners of the page.
There are six drawings on each double spread.
A double-page spread is more expensive than a single page ad.
All art directors like to do colour double page spreads in magazines.
Each double spread page deals with insects in a different part of the world.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Newspapers & magazines: headlines & features
advertorial
advice column
advice columnist
agony aunt
agony column
agony uncle
comic strip
cover story
dateline
double-page
filler
leader
obituary
opinion piece
personal column
press cutting
problem page
pullout
splash
spread
For years I retained and may still have somewhere a full set of the pictures as well as the double-page spread which followed the next week.
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