subtitle — a secondary or additional title of a book, film, or other work
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a secondary or additional title of a book, film, or other work
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsʌbˌtaɪtl/
Korean meaning: 부제목, 자막
Korean pronunciation: **서브**타이틀
Example Sentences
- I can't watch Korean dramas without English subtitles because my Korean isn't that good yet.
- The subtitle of his autobiography was 'How I Survived 20 Years of My Wife's Cooking'.
- Netflix automatically generates subtitles, but sometimes they're hilariously wrong.
subtitle
NOUN//ˈsʌbˌtaɪtl//
a secondary or additional title of a book, film, or other work
An editor adds a subtitle below the main movie title
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Every subtitle is vital, more precious than the title!
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Origin
From Latin 'sub' meaning 'under' or 'below' combined with 'title' from Latin 'titulus' meaning 'inscription' or 'heading'. The word literally means 'under-title' or 'secondary title.'
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“I can't watch Korean dramas without English subtitles because my Korean isn't that good yet.”
“The subtitle of his autobiography was 'How I Survived 20 Years of My Wife's Cooking'.”
“Netflix automatically generates subtitles, but sometimes they're hilariously wrong.”
“The book's subtitle clearly explains what the main content is about.”
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