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Definition of intitule - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
historyRare UK give a title to somethingRare UK
- In the past, they would intitule books with care.
2.
legalRare UK formally name an Act of ParliamentRare UK
- The bill was intituled by the British Parliament.
Origin of intitule
Middle French, entituler (to entitle)
Examples of intitule in a sentence
The tradition was to intitule each chapter uniquely. The new legislation was intituled in the House of Lords. After much debate, the act was intituled and passed.
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- French:intituler, dénommer, ...
- German:betiteln, intitulieren, ...
- Italian:intitolare, ...
- Spanish:intitular, titular, ...
- Portuguese:intitular, nomear, ...
- Chinese:题名, 命名, ...
- Japanese:タイトルを付ける, 正式に名付ける, ...
- Arabic:عَنْوَنَ, أَطْلَقَ عَلَيْهِ اسْمًا, ...
- Hebrew:לָתֵת כּוֹתֶרֶת, לִקְרוֹא בְּשֵׁם רִשְׁמִי, ...
- Russian:называть, ...
- Ukrainian:називати, назвати, ...
- Hindi:शीर्षक देना, नामित करना, ...
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