A broadsheet is a newspaper printed on large sheets of paper.

A broadsheet isbroadsheet是，a newspaper一種報紙，printed on large sheets of paper印在大張紙上的。

In Britain especially, the word also came to mean a serious paper — long articles, politics, “quality” news — as against a tabloid, which is smaller and often louder. The Times and the Guardian were classic broadsheets. Though actually many of those papers later made their pages smaller so people could read them on a train, but speakers still call them broadsheets when they mean the serious type, not the physical size.

In Britain especially尤其在英國，the word also came to mean a serious paper這個字後來也指嚴肅的報紙——long articles, politics, "quality" news長篇文章、政治、「有品質」的新聞——as against a tabloid相對於tabloid（小報），which is smaller and often loudertabloid比較小、也常常比較聳動。The Times and the Guardian《泰晤士報》和《衛報》，were classic broadsheets就是典型的broadsheet。Though actually不過其實，many of those papers later made their pages smaller這些報紙後來很多都把版面縮小了，so people could read them on a train方便大家在火車上看，but speakers still call them broadsheets但講的人還是會叫它們broadsheet，when they mean the serious type, not the physical size只要意思是指嚴肅的那種，而不是指實際的大小。

From broad + sheet. Older English also used broadsheet for any large printed sheet, like a song or a public notice on one page; you will meet that meaning in history more than in a shop.

From broad + sheet來自broad（寬）加sheet（紙張）。Older English also used broadsheet較早的英語也用broadsheet，for any large printed sheet指任何印在一大張紙上的東西，like a song or a public notice on one page像是一首歌或一張公告，you will meet that meaning這個意思你會遇到，in history more than in a shop在歷史書裡會比在店裡更常。

The word can be a noun (a broadsheet) or an adjective (a broadsheet paper).

The word can be a noun (a broadsheet)這個字可以當名詞（a broadsheet），or an adjective (a broadsheet paper)也可以當形容詞（a broadsheet paper）。