No. 677 in French
titres
"Titres" means "titles" or "headlines" in English and can also refer to "securities" in a financial context.
In a sentence
Les titres des journaux annoncent des nouvelles importantes.
The newspaper headlines announce important news.
Here, 'titres' refers to headlines, commonly used to describe the headings or main titles of newspaper articles or news.
Elle a acheté des titres de transport pour voyager.
She bought travel tickets to commute.
In this sentence, 'titres' means tickets, specifically documents that grant access to a transportation service or event.
Les investisseurs analysent les performances des titres boursiers.
Investors analyze the performance of stock securities.
Here, 'titres' is used to denote securities or share titles in the financial and stock market context.
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