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Definition of captioned - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
titledhaving a title or brief explanation
- The captioned image provided more context to the viewers.
2.
subtitledUS provided with subtitlesUS
- The captioned movie was accessible to the hearing impaired.
Expressions with captioned
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showing subtitles for people who cannot hear
This movie is closed-captioned for the hearing impaired.
Origin of captioned
Latin, captio (taking) + -ed (past participle)
Examples of captioned in a sentence
Each slide was captioned for better understanding. The captioned documentary was easy to follow. We watched a captioned version of the foreign film.
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- French:légendé, avec sous-titres, ...
- German:beschriftet, untertitelt, ...
- Italian:con didascalia, sottotitolato, ...
- Spanish:rotulado, subtitulado, ...
- Portuguese:legendada, legendado, ...
- Chinese:有标题的, 带字幕的, ...
- Japanese:キャプション付きの, 字幕付きの, ...
- Arabic:مُعَنْوَن, مُتَرْجَم نَصِّيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:מֻכְתָּר, עִם כְּתוּבִיוֹת, ...
- Russian:с заголовком, с субтитрами, ...
- Ukrainian:заголовлений, з субтитрами, ...
- Hindi:शीर्षकयुक्त, उपशीर्षकित, ...
Definition of caption - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
media texttext accompanying an image or video
- The caption under the photo explained the scene..
2.
subtitletext on screen translating foreign dialogue
- The movie had English captions for the French dialogue.
3.
legalTECH. formal heading in a legal documentTECH.
- The caption detailed the court's jurisdiction.
Verb
1.
imageprovide a title or brief explanation for an image or illustration
- The photographer captioned each photo to give more context..
2.
mediaadd subtitles to a film or broadcast
- They captioned the movie for the hearing impaired.
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on-screen text for audio that can be turned on or off
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Origin of caption
Latin, caput (head) + -ion (action)
Examples of caption in a sentence
She laughed at the funny caption on the meme. The captions helped me understand the plot. She turned on captions to follow the dialogue. The lawyer reviewed the caption before proceeding. Each legal document must have a proper caption. She captioned the drawing with a witty remark.
He captioned the meme to make it funnier. She captioned the documentary for clarity. The team captioned the video for online viewers.
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- French:légende, légender, ...
- German:Bildunterschrift, beschriften, ...
- Italian:didascalia, intitolare, ...
- Spanish:leyenda, titular, ...
- Portuguese:legenda, legendar, ...
- Chinese:说明文字, 加说明, ...
- Japanese:キャプション, キャプションを付ける, ...
- Arabic:تَسْمِيَة تَوْضِيحِيَّة, عَنْوَنَ, ...
- Hebrew:כְּתוּבִית, לְהוֹסִיף כִּתּוּב, ...
- Russian:титр, озаглавливать, ...
- Ukrainian:підпис, озаглавлювати, ...
- Hindi:कैप्शन, शीर्षक देना, ...
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