Title meaning in English

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Definition

the title (of the book): the name (of the book) noun
(the book is) titled (Harry Potter): (the book is) called (Harry Potter); the title of (the book is Harry Potter) adjective
  • "Title: FORMAL ENGLISH"
  • "This story has become a global sensation nearly overnight, and so we at Radio Rhubarb have titled our coverage of the story "Watergate"... What's that?"
  • "Jean : Wow, catchy title!"
  • "In related news, the city of Houston, Texas can once again claim the title of "America's fattest city", narrowly beating New Orleans for the dubious distinction."
  • "It was a French film: the American title was "Henry's Sad Adventure"."
  • "Report Title: Cosmetics Buying and Attitudes Among Modern Men"
  • "They have been featured in such classic films as "ET" and "Alien", though those titles are misleading."
  • "And that title alienates men."

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