No. 12,002 in French

titré

"Titré" means "titled" or "having a title" in English.

In a sentence

Le film titré 'L'Étoile mystérieuse' a remporté de nombreux prix.
The movie titled 'The Mysterious Star' won many awards.
In this sentence, 'titré' is used to denote the title of the movie.
L'écrivain, titré plusieurs fois pour ses œuvres, vient de publier un nouveau roman.
The writer, titled several times for his works, has just published a new novel.
Here, 'titré' refers to the recognition or awards received, emphasizing the writer's reputation.
L'athlète titré est une source d'inspiration pour les jeunes.
The titled athlete is an inspiration for the youth.
In this context, 'titré' describes an athlete who has received titles or championships, highlighting their achievements.

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