subtitle
Pronunciation: [ˈsʌbˌtaɪtəl]
Word
Context: “media”
(noun) the words that appear on the screen while a movie or video is playing. They show what the characters are saying, especially if they're speaking a different language.
Example
I love watching movies with subtitles because I can understand the story better.
Example
Without subtitles, I found it hard to follow the movie.
Example
Do you prefer watching movies with subtitles or without?
Context: “books”
(noun) a secondary title that adds more information about a book, article, or report. It often tells you what the main topic is about.
Example
The book's subtitle explained that it was about teamwork in sports.
Example
The report had no subtitle, making it hard to know what it focused on.
Example
What is the subtitle of that interesting book you read?
Context: “media”
(verb) to add words to a video or movie that show what the characters are saying. This helps people understand what is happening.
Example
She decided to subtitle the documentary so more people could enjoy it.
Example
They didn't subtitle the video, which made it difficult for some viewers.
Example
Can you subtitle the video for the audience who speaks another language?
0s0s