title
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈtaɪtəl/
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título
- In January 2001, The Economist awarded Afghanistan the title of the world's "worst country."
- book title
- article title
- title page
And what if the title is just a word?
- And what if the title is just a word?
- It's collecting memoir titles and we get a few.
- I've written a paper whose title is Forget time.
- It feels fresh, just like the title says or the name says.
- And the Spanish title is Yo Robot.
- I'm not sure yet, but whatever the title is, yeah.
- Listen to his book titles, Who Are We?
- Well that's Karen's cheesy title so you were right about that.
- How would you rate these titles from best to worst?
- What makes a thumbnail clickable and a title a title enticing?
- I love you From the title of today's videos.
Examples
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Don't worry, I'm gonna have plenty more reviews for you guys soon for new and upcoming titles.
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Listen to his book titles, Who Are We?
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And what if the title is just a word?
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Ah, well, what is the title of your latest book?
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How would you rate these titles from best to worst?
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How did you end up settling on the title Summer of Soul?
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Well, given the book's title, I don't think you'll be surprised by the ending.
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What is the title of the book you are currently reading?
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The movie's title was inspired by a famous poem.
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She proudly displayed the title of her award-winning painting at the gallery.
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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7.2
A heading that groups things for discussion or study
A short heading at the top of a chapter or page
Compounds
- Specialized
A page at the start of a book that shows only the title before the main title page
- Formal
An official process that legally transfers ownership of property between people
- Jargon
A short title appears at the top of each page to show the chapter or section
- Specialized
A page near the front of a book that shows the series name and other details
- Formal
A heading at the start of a law or bill that gives its name and brief description
How Informative
Surface Forms
Etymology
Title comes from the Latin titulus, which meant 'label' or 'heading'. So a book or film title is its label or heading that tells people what the work is about.