titled

• Qualifie une personne qui porte un titre de noblesse ou un rang, ou une œuvre qui porte un titre donné.

Describes a person who holds a title of nobility or rank, or a work that has a specific name.

1. Having a title (nobility)B2formalbritish

   Belonging to the aristocracy or having a formal title of rank, such as a duke, earl, or baron.

   titré

   • The titled gentleman attended the royal banquet.
   • Many titled families own large estates in the countryside.
   • She married into a titled family.

   Synonymesaristocraticblue-bloodedgentlenoblepatrician

   Antonymescommonplebeianuntitled

2. Having a name or headingB1formal

   Used to describe a work (book, film, article, etc.) that has a specific name or heading.

   intitulé

   • The article is titled 'The Future of Technology'.
   • His latest novel is titled 'Midnight Echoes'.
   • The painting is titled 'Sunset Over the Ocean'.

   Synonymesentitledheadedlabeled

   Antonymesunnameduntitled

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de donner un nom ou un titre à quelque chose, par exemple un livre, un film ou une œuvre.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving a name or designation to something, such as a book, film, or work.

1. B1formal

   To give a name or title to something, such as a book, movie, or piece of work.

   intituler

   • The author titled her novel 'The Silent Echo'.
   • They titled the painting 'Sunset Over the Ocean'.
   • The report was titled 'Annual Financial Review'.

   Synonymescallchristendesignatedubentitlelabelnamestyleterm

2. Designate or callB2formal

   To officially give someone a particular rank, position, or description.

   intituler

   • He was titled 'Chief Executive Officer' after the promotion.
   • The queen titled him 'Sir' for his services.
   • The committee titled the project 'Operation Phoenix'.

   Synonymescalldesignatedubentitlelabelnamestyleterm