titular
Significado: Holding or constituting a purely formal title or position without real authority; or relating to a title.
Titular is most often used to describe someone who holds a title but lacks the actual power associated with it, such as a titular head of state in a parliamentary system. It is also used in literary and film criticism to refer to the character after whom a work is named (the titular hero). The word collocates with 'head,' 'role,' 'character,' and 'leader.'
Ejemplos
- The monarch serves as the titular head of state, whilst the prime minister holds executive power. 君主作为名义上的国家元首,而首相握有行政权力。El monarca ejerce de jefe de Estado titular, mientras que el primer ministro detenta el poder ejecutivo.国王は名目上の国家元首として務め、首相が行政権を握っています。군주는 명목상의 국가원수 역할을 하며, 행정 권한은 총리가 갖고 있습니다.
- The titular character of the novel never actually appears until the final chapter. 这部小说的标题人物直到最后一章才真正登场。El personaje titular de la novela no aparece realmente hasta el capítulo final.小説のタイトルキャラクターは、実際には最終章まで登場しません。소설의 표제 인물은 실제로 마지막 장에 이르러서야 등장합니다.
- He was given the titular role of project lead, but the real decisions were made elsewhere. 他被授予项目负责人的名义职位,但实际决策在别处进行。Le asignaron el papel titular de director del proyecto, pero las decisiones reales se tomaban en otra parte.彼はプロジェクトリーダーという名目上の役職を与えられましたが、実際の意思決定は別の場所で行われていました。그는 프로젝트 리더라는 명목상의 직책을 부여받았지만, 실제 의사결정은 다른 곳에서 이루어졌습니다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: academic, media, professional
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Latin titularis, from titulus (title, inscription). Entered English in the late 16th century, originally in ecclesiastical contexts referring to a bishop holding a title without a diocese.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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