title的意思和读音

title

: [ˈtaɪt(ə)l] : ['taɪt(ə)l]

n.

v.

titles  

adj.+n.same title,official title,honorary title,unofficial title

v.+n.get title,claim title

n.name,heading,label,championship,trophy

v.call,designate,refer to,identify

titlen.

1.[c]the name of a book, poem, painting, piece of music, etc.

His poems were published under the title of ‘Love and Reason’.

the title track from their latest CD(= the song with the same title as the disc) CD

She has sung the title role in ‘Carmen’(= the role of Carmen in that opera ) .

2.[c]a particular book or magazine

The company publishes twenty new titles a year.

3.[c]a word in front of a person's name to show their rank or profession, whether or not they are married, etc.

The present duke inherited the title from his father.

Give your name and title(= Mr, Miss, Ms, Dr, etc.) .

4.[c]a name that describes a job

The official title of the job is ‘Administrative Assistant’.”。

5.[c]the position of being the winner of a competition, especially a sports competition

the world heavyweight title

She has three world titles.

6.[u][c]~ (to sth/to do sth)the legal right to own sth, especially land or property; the document that shows you have this right

v.

1.[usupass]~ sth + nounto give a book, piece of music, etc. a particular name

Their first album was titled ‘Made in Valmez’. Made in Valmez。

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n.1.the name of a book, poem, movie, play, or other work of art; a book that is produced by a publisher2.a word or abbreviation that is used before someones name to show their profession, social status, etc., for exampleDoctor,” “General,” orMrs.”; a name for someones job within a company or organization3.a right or claim to something, especially property4.the position of a winner in a sports competition1.the name of a book, poem, movie, play, or other work of art; a book that is produced by a publisher2.a word or abbreviation that is used before someones name to show their profession, social status, etc., for exampleDoctor,” “General,” orMrs.”; a name for someones job within a company or organization3.a right or claim to something, especially property4.the position of a winner in a sports competition

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1.But there is no doubt that he deserves the title "outstanding player of his generation" .

2.Subsequently he made this the title of his own movie, no doubt as a further gesture of anti-European defiance.

3.Her mother did not get past the title before breaking down.

4.It's was Boston's first title since the passing of Auerbach, whose signature victory cigar was the only thing missing on this night.

5.Friends disproved the title, for "death" is considered too unlucky a word to be used in the name of any project.

6.If the authors really want to wage war on complexity, the title might have been a good place to start.

7.After the crisis in Canada, I thought it was an appropriate title for the film because Dimitri can be dangerous with his love.

8.The occupying Power never transferred the sovereignty over Taiwan or title to its territory to any other government.

9.And he's repaid the team's faith in him with a second-half revival that fueled United's title run.

10.The name and the title of the parent are stored in an information dictionary, so that the data can be easily retrieved in a page template.