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Definition of titled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
nobilityhaving a noble rank or title
- The titled guests arrived at the royal gala.
2.
identityhaving a name or designation
- The book is titled 'The Great Adventure'.
Expressions with titled
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named after the person or group who made it
Their self-titled album was released last year.
hold a formal title or rank
Be he titled, he commands respect in the court.
Origin of titled
Old English, titul (title)
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Examples of titled in a sentence
A titled individual was invited to the exclusive event. The movie is titled 'A New Dawn'. Each chapter is titled with a quote.
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- French:titré, intitulé, ...
- German:tituliert, betitelt, ...
- Italian:titolato, intitolato, ...
- Spanish:titulado, denominado, ...
- Portuguese:titulados, intitulado, ...
- Chinese:有头衔的, 有标题的, ...
- Japanese:爵位を持つ, 題された, ...
- Arabic:ذُو لَقَب, مُسَمًّى, ...
- Hebrew:בַּעַל תֹּאַר אֲצוּלָה, מְכוּנֶה, ...
- Russian:титулованный, названный, ...
- Ukrainian:титулований, названий, ...
- Hindi:उपाधिधारी, नामित, ...
Definition of title - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
publishingname used for a creative work or a part within it
- The chapter title appears at the top of the first page.
2.
rankword indicating a person's rank or status
- He was given the title of 'Sir.'.
3.
ownership rightsTECH. legal right to ownership of propertyTECH.
- She holds the title to the house.
4.
sportsrecognition given to a sports champion
- They won the league title last year.
Verb
1.
creativityassign a name to a creative work
- She titled her new novel 'The Silent Forest'.
2.
designationgive a formal designation to a person
- He was titled 'Sir' after his knighthood.
3.
legalTECH. name a legal document or propertyTECH.
- The lawyer titled the deed to the new owner.
Expressions with title
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unusually lengthy title in any context
The book's long title intrigued many readers.
text heading printed at the top of a page
The editor asked him to shorten the page title for better layout.
name given to a position in a company or organization
Her job title is project manager.
main character's role in a play, movie, or other performance
She was thrilled to play the title role in the new Broadway musical.
main song of an album sharing its name
The title track perfectly encapsulates the theme of the album.
temporary title used during a project's development
The film's working title was changed before its official release.
designed opening part of a video showing its name and main credits
The movie's title sequence used bold colors and fast cuts to grab attention.
title used as a form of respect or politeness
He was addressed with the courtesy title 'Sir' despite not being knighted.
word showing esteem for someone's status or role
He was addressed with the title of respect 'Doctor.'.
formal ownership of property recognized and protected by law
The bank holds legal title to the house until the mortgage is repaid.
page with series title and details
The series title page lists all the books in order.
the act of legally transferring ownership of property
The conveyance of title was completed at the lawyer's office.
rank or style showing someone belongs to a hereditary upper social class
He inherited a noble title from his grandfather, becoming a duke.
formal name of a law or act
The statute title of the new law is quite long.
championship honor showing best in the world in a particular activity
He won the world title after a tough twelve-round boxing match.
first page of a book displaying its title and author
The title page of the novel featured an intricate design.
initial display in software showing its name and basic menu options
The game’s title screen stayed on while we adjusted the settings.
legal document showing or transferring property ownership
He showed the title deed to prove he owned the house.
legal process where ownership of property moves from one party to another
The transfer of title was completed when both parties signed the deed.
short-term loan using a vehicle title as collateral
He needed quick cash, so he opted for a title loan.
legal right to control and use a specific piece of land
The family finally obtained clear title to land after the court decision.
summary of a property's legal ownership history
The lawyer reviewed the abstract of title before the property purchase.
ownership of property free from legal claims
The buyer was assured of a clear title before purchase.
short title at top of each page in a book or document
The running title appears on every page of the report.
Origin of title
Old English, titul (inscription)
Examples of title in a sentence
I can’t remember the movie’s title, but I recall the main actor. She earned the title of 'Doctor.' His title was 'Manager' at the company. The bank holds the title to the car. He lost the title to the land in a bet. Winning the national title was their ultimate goal.
The team celebrated their first championship title. The artist titled the painting 'Sunset Dreams'. They titled the song 'Whispers of the Night'. She was titled 'Doctor' after her graduation. The book was titled 'The Great Adventure'. She titled the document in her name. The property was titled to the eldest son.
View all translations of title
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- French:titre, intituler, ...
- German:Titel, betiteln, ...
- Italian:titolo, intitolare, ...
- Spanish:título, nombrar, ...
- Portuguese:título, intitular, ...
- Chinese:标题, 命名, ...
- Japanese:題名, 名付ける, ...
- Arabic:عُنْوان, عَنْوَنَ, ...
- Hebrew:כּוֹתֶרֶת, לְכַנּוֹת, ...
- Russian:заголовок, называть, ...
- Ukrainian:назва, називати, ...
- Hindi:शीर्षक, नाम देना, ...
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