titre in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for titre 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

shoulder title N Brit

shoulder title

insignia f

title bar N

title bar

barra f de título

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

title deed N usu pl

title deed

título m de propiedad

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)

titrate [Am ˈtaɪˌtreɪt, Brit tʌɪˈtreɪt, tɪˈtreɪt] VB trans

titrate

valorar

titre in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for titre 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

job title N

job title

título m de un puesto de trabajo

title role N

title role

papel m principal

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

litre [ˈli:təʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] N

litre

litro m

job title N

User Entry

job title

puesto, cargo m

job title

posición f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The time between being taken up by the insect and reaching an infectious titre in the salivary glands is called the latency period.

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For this reason titres are serially monitored by clinicians to assess disease progression.

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Definitive diagnosis can only be achieved by measuring a fourfold rise in antibody titre over the course of the disease.

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This is the first (or rough) titre and should be discluded from any calculations.

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Thus, a stronger antibody response (i.e. higher titres of more diverse antibody molecules) having improved affinity towards antigen is typically observed in the secondary immune response.

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This test is very useful as the trend of titres are correlated to disease activity (i.e. falling titres indicate successful treatment).

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In the absence of serological data we can not rule out the possibility that vaccinated animals had poor antibody titres, which may have played a part in the outbreak.

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Therefore, throat swabs and antistreptolysin titre estimates should be routinely done.

www.imt.ie

Although positive titres of 1:160 or higher are strongly associated with autoimmune disorders, they are also found in 5% of healthy individuals.

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We have another daughter whom we no longer vaccinate (she still has immunity to measles, mumps, chicken pox, etc--we know this because we run titres to make sure).

healthland.time.com