CEFR B2

try titles

verb phrase

Meaning

To experiment with different names or headings for a creative work, such as a book, article, or film, in order to find the most effective and appealing option.

Examples

The author spent weeks trying titles for her new novel.
We need to try titles that will grab the attention of young readers.

Synonyms: test names, experiment with headings

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try titles (B2)

verb phrase

Pronunciation: traɪ ˈtaɪtəlz

Definition

To experiment with different names or headings for a creative work, such as a book, article, or film, in order to find the most effective and appealing option.

Examples

The author spent weeks trying titles for her new novel.
We need to try titles that will grab the attention of young readers.

How to Use try titles

try titles for X (collocation): To experiment with names specifically for a particular item or purpose. — "The team will try titles for the new advertising campaign."
try X titles (collocation): To attempt to use or implement a certain number or type of names. — "She decided to try ten titles before settling on the final one."

Synonyms of try titles

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