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She hasn't titled her article.
她還沒給自己的文章加標題。
In the ad, titled "Educational Responsibility, " the college said it had warned Arruda to change her behaviour and decided to expel her after talking to students, staff and Arruda herself.
在這則名爲“教育之責任”的廣告中，學校稱已經(jīng)警告過阿魯達改變自己的行爲，竝在與學生、工作人員以及她本人交流後決定將其開除。
One of the last pieces that Michelet wrote before the attack was titled “When It All Becomes Personal” and described her concern about the xenophobic society her first child would be born into.
米什賴特在恐怖襲擊之前的最後一篇文章名爲“如果一切都成爲私人恩怨”，她在文中描述了她對仇外情緒的擔心，因爲她的孩子會在這樣的社會中成長。

This image of the twins became the cover of an important book of photography titled "Diane Arbus."
It wasn't until 1645 at the age of thirty-six or thirty-seven that Milton would publish his first volume of poems, which he titled simply Poems.
直到1645年他36或37時,彌爾頓才出版了第一部詩集，就叫《彌爾頓十四行詩集》
耶魯公開課 - 彌爾頓課程節(jié)選
The period of Pound's influence coincides with Yeats's significantly titled book Responsibilities.
龐德影響他的這一時期,他寫了名爲責任的一書。
耶魯公開課 - 現(xiàn)代詩歌課程節(jié)選

Your blog entry titled, "Lying About Taxes, " reaches the wrong conclusion about the recently adopted budget.
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(BOOK/FILM/PAINTING) with the title of
(PERSON) A person who is titled has a special word, such as Sir or Lady, before their own name, showing that they have a high social rank.

In Britain, someone who is titled has a title such as "Lord," "Lady," "Sir," or "Princess" before their name, showing that they have a high rank in society.