No. 147 in French
titre
The French word "titre" means "title" in English.
In a sentence
Ce livre a gagné un titre prestigieux.
This book has won a prestigious title.
Here, 'titre' refers to an award or recognition title, describing a status or honor.
Le titre de ce film est captivant.
The title of this movie is captivating.
In this context, 'titre' means the name of a creative work, such as a movie or book.
Il a acheté des titres en bourse.
He bought stocks in the stock market.
Here, 'titre' refers to financial securities or stock titles, indicating ownership or investment.
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