CEFR A2

titles

noun

Meaning

A name given to a book, film, song, or other creative work, or the main heading of a newspaper article or document.

Examples

The book's title was "The Great Gatsby".
She chose a catchy title for her presentation.

Synonyms: heading, headline, appellation, designation

Anaversity is an English-learning platform with private classes, Ani practice, and Campus tools for reading, listening, vocabulary, quizzes, level checks, and progress.

titles (A2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈtaɪtlz/

Definition

A name given to a book, film, song, or other creative work, or the main heading of a newspaper article or document.

Examples

The book's title was "The Great Gatsby".
She chose a catchy title for her presentation.
The newspaper ran the headline "Local Team Wins Championship" as the title.

How to Use titles

title of (prepositional phrase): Used to specify what something is the title of. — "What is the title of the song?"
under the title (prepositional phrase): Published or presented with a specific title. — "The series was released under the title 'Adventures in Space'."
in title (prepositional phrase): In name only; not in reality. — "He is the king in title, but his advisor holds the real power."

Synonyms of titles

Words with a similar meaning to titles:

Antonyms of titles

Words with the opposite meaning to titles:

Browse the full Anaversity dictionary