window title

BrE: /ˈwɪndəʊ ˌtaɪtəl/

Definition

Definition of window title - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

technology

TECH.

text label shown at top of a software window

TECH.

The window title showed the document name and the application.
Click the window title to drag the application across the screen.
The software displays the current project name in the window title.

endure

tolerate

withstand

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Expressions with window

window dressing

showy misrepresentation to hide something unpleasant

The report was criticized as mere window dressing.

close the window on

shut a window to block air or noise

Please close the window on your way out to keep the noise down.

do some window shopping

look at things in stores without buying them

We like to do some window shopping on weekends.

window of opportunity

limited time period to achieve something

The window of opportunity to invest in the project closes next week.

miss the window

fail to seize an opportunity

She missed the window to invest in the company.

out of the window

adv.

no longer considered or used

All our plans went out of the window.

Expressions with title

long title

unusually lengthy title in any context

The book's long title intrigued many readers.

page title

text heading printed at the top of a page

The editor asked him to shorten the page title for better layout.

job title

name given to a position in a company or organization

Her job title is project manager.

title role

main character's role in a play, movie, or other performance

She was thrilled to play the title role in the new Broadway musical.

title track

main song of an album sharing its name

The title track perfectly encapsulates the theme of the album.

working title

temporary title used during a project's development

The film's working title was changed before its official release.

title sequence

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.

courtesy title

title used as a form of respect or politeness

He was addressed with the courtesy title 'Sir' despite not being knighted.

title of respect

word showing esteem for someone's status or role

He was addressed with the title of respect 'Doctor.'.

legal title

formal ownership of property recognized and protected by law

The bank holds legal title to the house until the mortgage is repaid.

Terms with window title included in their meaning

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title bar

computer interface

bar at the top of a window displaying its name or title

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French:titre de la fenêtre, ...
German:Fenstertitel, ...
Italian:titolo della finestra, ...
Spanish:título de la ventana, ...
Portuguese:título da janela, ...
Chinese:窗口标题, ...
Japanese:ウィンドウタイトル, ...
Arabic:عُنوان النَّافِذَة, ...
Hebrew:כּוֹתֶרֶת חַלּוֹן, ...
Russian:заголовок окна, ...
Ukrainian:заголовок вікна, ...
Hindi:विंडो शीर्षक, ...
Bengali:উইন্ডোর শিরোনাম, ...
Catalan:títol de la finestra, ...
Czech:titulek okna, ...
Danish:vinduestitel, ...
Dutch:venstertitel, ...
Greek:τίτλος παραθύρου, ...
Hungarian:ablakcím, ...
Khmer:ចំណងជើងបង្អួច, ...
Korean:창 제목, ...
Persian:عنوان پنجره, ...
Polish:tytuł okna, ...
Portuguese (BR):título da janela, ...
Romanian:titlu de fereastră, ...
Swedish:fönstertitel, ...
Thai:ชื่อหน้าต่าง, ...
Turkish:pencere başlığı, ...
Vietnamese:tiêu đề cửa sổ, ...

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