title
🇺🇸
/ˈtaɪtl/
🇬🇧
/ˈtaɪtl/
noun
A1
A name given to a creative work like a book or song.
The title of the song was very catchy.
R
A specific edition of a book or magazine.
The library has many titles on the shelves.
B1
An honorific prefix used before a name to denote status or profession.
The title 'Doctor' is a sign of respect.
B1
A job designation or position.
She was given the title of project manager.
R
The status of being the winner or champion in a competition.
He has held the title of chess champion for three years.
R
The legal right to own property or land, often shown by a document.
The property was transferred with clear title.
verb
R
To name a creative work, such as a book or piece of music.
The book was titled 'A Journey Through Time'.
translation
A name given to a creative work like a book or song.; A specific edition of a book or magazine.; An honorific prefix used before a name to denote status or profession.; A job designation or position.; The status of being the winner or champion in a competition.; The legal right to own property or land, often shown by a document.
To name a creative work, such as a book or piece of music.
Word Forms
3rd Present
titles
Past
titled
Perfect
titled
Progressive
titling
Plural
titles