header
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- noun
- /ˈhɛdər/
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encabezado
- IP adds its own header and checksum to ensure the proper machine receives that information.
- page header
- banner header
- mail header
So capitalisation, rubrication, running headers, white space or intertextual space on the page.
- So capitalisation, rubrication, running headers, white space or intertextual space on the page.
- So all three of the laureates were sort of came under that header of understanding chaos this year.
Examples
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I learned how to add a header in my word processor so that it appears on every page of my report.
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First, an event type has been included in the header information at the start of each exchange event record.
Academic text (1996) -
I need the original e-mail so we can see the header.
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It's just a header file that, you know, gets displayed nicely to the user.
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Pages within the website were identified by a different header on 52% of the websites.
Academic text (2010) -
I couldn't figure out how to add a header to my document.
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The survey was accompanied by a cover letter with a bold header asking, "Are you a Cleveland Indians fan?"
Academic text (2009) -
Create a new journal entry header with date, event number, narration, etc.
Academic text (1996) -
To make the document look professional, you should include a title and a header at the top of the page.
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The webpage had a clear header that indicated the main topic and guided visitors to the content below.
Synonyms
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1.1
The title at the top of a newspaper article that tells the main point
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7.9
The main word in a group of words that gives its meaning
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1.3
A short title at the top of a page that shows what follows
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7.2
The top part of a newspaper or magazine showing its name and staff
Short heading at the top of a page that shows what the text is about
A heading printed at the top of each page showing the title or chapter
A heading that goes across two facing pages in a book or magazine
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Etymology
Header comes from head ('top') and the ending -er, so it names the line or section placed at the top of a page or screen that tells what the content below is about.