titles in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for titles in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.title [Am ˈtaɪdl, Brit ˈtʌɪt(ə)l] N

1.1. title C (of creative work):

title

título m

title song

canción f del título

1.2. title C (literary work):

title

libro m

title

título m

2.1. title C (designation, label):

title

título m

2.2. title C (status):

title

tratamiento m (como Sr, Sra, Dr etc)

2.3. title C (noble rank):

title

título m

title

título m nobiliario

title

título m de nobleza

2.4. title C SPORTS:

title

título m

he won the junior title last year

ganó el campeonato juvenil or fue campeón juvenil el año pasado

attr title fight

combate m por el título

3.1. title LAW U (right of ownership):

title

derecho m

title

titularidad f

title to sth

derecho a algo

title to sth

titularidad de algo

3.2. title LAW C (document):

title

título m de propiedad

4. title <titles, pl >:

title CINE, TV

créditos mpl

title CINE, TV

títulos mpl (de crédito)

II.title [Am ˈtaɪdl, Brit ˈtʌɪt(ə)l] VB trans

title book/painting/song:

title

titular

title

intitular form

he is officially titled deputy editor

su título oficial es redactor adjunto

courtesy title N

courtesy title

tratamiento m de cortesía

half title [Am hæf ˈtaɪdl, Brit ˌhɑːf ˈtʌɪt(ə)l] N

1. half title (title):

half title

titulillo m

2. half title (page):

half title

portadilla f

half title

falsa portada f

shoulder title N Brit

shoulder title

insignia f

title deed N usu pl

title deed

título m de propiedad

title bar N

title bar

barra f de título

title music N U

title music

música f de créditos

title page N

title page

portada f

title page

carátula f

title role N

title role

papel m protagónico (de la obra del mismo nombre)

Translations for titles in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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fondo editorial

list (of titles)

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Translations for titles in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.title [ˈtaɪtl, Am -t̬l] N

1. title (name):

title

título m

2. title (championship):

title

campeonato m

3. title no pl LAW:

title

derecho m

II.title [ˈtaɪtl, Am -t̬l] VB trans

title

titular

half-title N

1. half-title (first printed page):

half-title

portadilla f

2. half-title (title):

half-title

titulillo m

courtesy title N

courtesy title

tratamiento m de cortesía

title role N

title role

papel m principal

job title N

job title

título m de un puesto de trabajo

title page N

title page

portada f

title track N

title track

canción f que da nombre a un álbum

title deed N

title deed

título m de propiedad

job title N

User Entry

job title

puesto, cargo m

job title

posición f

Translations for titles in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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epígrafe

title

titles Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

Uruguay (official title: República Oriental del Uruguay) lies in the southeastern part of South America. The capital and the most important city in Uruguay is Montevideo. The official language of the country is Spanish and the monetary unit is the peso uruguayo.

Uruguay

to confer a title on sb

galardonar a alguien con un título

España (official title: Reino de España) is a constitutional monarchy with a two-chamber system. The king, Juan Carlos I, was appointed Head of State on 22.11.1975. The successor to the throne is Crown Prince Felipe de Asturias. The official language of the country is Spanish. Since 1978, el gallego (Galician), el catalán (Catalan) and el euskera/el vasco (Basque) have also been recognised as national languages.

España

The capital of Chile (official title: República de Chile) is Santiago (de Chile). Running from north to south, the country is over four thousand kilometres in length with an average width of just one hundred and eighty kilometres. The official language of the country is Spanish and the monetary unit is the peso chileno.

Chile

Venezuela (official title: República de Venezuela) borders both the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean to the north, Guyana to the east, Brazil to the south and Colombia to the west. The capital is Caracas. Spanish is the official language of the country and the monetary unit is the bolívar.

Venezuela

Cuba (official title: República de Cuba) is the largest of the West Indian Islands. The capital and also the largest city in Cuba is La Habana. The official language of the country is Spanish and the monetary unit is the peso cubano.

Cuba

the Prince of Asturias (title held by the heir to the Spanish throne)

el príncipe de Asturias

México or Méjico (official title: Estados Unidos Mexicanos) lies in Central America and borders the USA in the north. The capital, Ciudad de México (Mexico City), has almost twenty million inhabitants. Spanish is the official language of the country and the monetary unit is the peso. The original inhabitants of Mexico, the aztecas (Aztecs), referred to themselves as mexica.

México

Guatemala (official title: República de Guatemala) lies in Central America. The capital is also called Guatemala. The official language of the country is Spanish and the monetary unit of Guatemala is the quezal.

Guatemala

Colombia (official title: República de Colombia) lies in the northwestern part of South America, between the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean. The capital (Santa Fe de) Bogotá is also the largest city in the country. The official language of Colombia is Spanish and the monetary unit is the peso.

Colombia

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Poly won additional CIF titles in 1923 and 1927.

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The college's athletic teams have won numerous regional, divisional, and national titles.

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The opening titles and music were given a make over for the start of the 7th series in 2002.

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Previously, the development of the duchy had been impeded by the bestowal of minor lands and titles on younger sons and daughters, diminishing the ducal fisc.

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This compiled listing indicates there are over 1,300 titles, and more to be published.

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Between 1973 and 1978 he won eight national titles, including six in the 400 m individual medley event.

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However, perhaps inevitably, attempts to extend this success by bringing in additional titles led to overexposure.

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The lists are fully searchable, by author, titles, publishers, and keywords.

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The three teams feuded for several weeks, which ended in a three-way tag team match for the titles.

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Contributions to the project are on a sliding scale with titles that are fancied among adherents awarded as prizes according to the level of donations.

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