title

el título

noun

title
[ˈtaɪtl]
sustantivo
1título (m) (of book, chapter)
  • they publish ten titles a month -> publican diez títulos al mes
  • title page -> portada (f)
  • title rôle (cine & Theat) -> papel (m) principal
  • title track (Mus) -> canción (f) que da título al disco (of album)
2título (m) (of person)
3título (m) (Sport)
  • title fight -> combate (m) por el título
4título (m) de propiedad (Law) (to property)
5(cine & televisión)
  • the titles -> los títulos (de crédito)
verbo transitivo
6titular

title [tai-tel-peich]
1Titular; intitular; conferir un título; dar el nombre de.
2Titular, estampar el nombre en la cubierta o el lomo de un libro.
va.

title [ˈtaɪtl]
noun
1 [of book, chapter] título; (m) (headline) titular; (m) cabecera; (f)
what title are you giving the book? ¿qué título vas a dar al libro?; ¿cómo vas a titular el libro?
2 (form of address) fórmula de tratamiento; (f) tratamiento; (m) [of nobility etc] título; (m)
what title should I give him? ¿qué tratamiento debo darle?
noble title title of nobility título de nobleza; (m)
George V gave him a title Jorge V le dio un título de nobleza le ennobleció;or what's your job title? ¿cómo se llama qué nombre recibe tu puesto?;or
3 (Dep) título; (m)
to hold a title ser campeónonacampeona;ona campeona (m) (f) tener un título
4 (Publishing) (book, periodical) título; (m) publicación; (f)
...the biggest publisher of new poetry in Britain, with 50 new titles a year
5 (Jur) (right) derecho; (m)
his title to the property su derecho a la propiedad
6 titles (Cine) (TV) créditos; (m)
the opening/closing titles créditos iniciales/finales; (m)
Last night's episode began with someone important called Drew, who didn't appear in either my Radio Times guide or the opening titles "If you're gonna make love tonight," advised the announcer over the closing titles, `make it safe"
verb:transitive
titular; intitular; (formal)
modifier
title deed (n) (Jur) título de propiedad; (m)
title fight (n) combate por el título; (m)
title holder (n) (Dep) campeónonacampeona;ona campeona (m) (f)
title page (n) portada; (f)
title role (n) (Teat) (Cine) papel principal; (m)
title track (n) (Mús) corte que da nombre al álbum; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "title"

Imperative
  • title
  • you title
  • he/she titles
  • we title
  • you title
  • they title
Preterite
  • I titled
  • you titled
  • he/she titled
  • we titled
  • you titled
  • they titled
Present Continuous
  • I am titling
  • you are titling
  • he/she is titling
  • we are titling
  • you are titling
  • they are titling
Present Perfect
  • I have titled
  • you have titled
  • he/she has titled
  • we have titled
  • you have titled
  • they have titled
Past Continuous
  • I was titling
  • you were titling
  • he/she was titling
  • we were titling
  • you were titling
  • they were titling
Past Perfect
  • I had titled
  • you had titled
  • he/she had titled
  • we had titled
  • you had titled
  • they had titled
Future
  • I will title
  • you will title
  • he/she will title
  • we will title
  • you will title
  • they will title
Future Perfect
  • I will have titled
  • you will have titled
  • he/she will have titled
  • we will have titled
  • you will have titled
  • they will have titled
Future Continuous
  • I will be titling
  • you will be titling
  • he/she will be titling
  • we will be titling
  • you will be titling
  • they will be titling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been titling
  • you have been titling
  • he/she has been titling
  • we have been titling
  • you have been titling
  • they have been titling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been titling
  • you will have been titling
  • he/she will have been titling
  • we will have been titling
  • you will have been titling
  • they will have been titling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been titling
  • you had been titling
  • he/she had been titling
  • we had been titling
  • you had been titling
  • they had been titling
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