Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
title board
English answer:
displaying space, usually a board, for the title of a play, film, direction, company name, etc.
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juvera
Apr 17, 2005 10:40
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English term
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title board
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can you explain in English? something to do with labels and signs, I do not have much context
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title of something displayed, on an advertising board, or on film credits
In this case it is a board, a large card to display something important, like the name of the play the theatre is showing, a directional sign to guide you to an exhibition, name of a company, or a speaker in a conference, etc.
Here are some examples of using the "title board" expression.
The last example is referring to a film, where the composer's name, (Lord Berners) is on the "title board", in reality it is just part of the film credits, and as you see it, the music is a fanfare.
Examples:
Smaller, light-weight poster board is used to make a title board...
For large letters to use on a title board...
Lettering Style: to reveal the definite reliability; it is suitable to use in institutions title board, office mark, sign plates---etc.
...mark the entrance with a chalk title board or poster ...
ROBBIE WILLIAMS Escapology 59" x 30" album artwork suspended display with 13" x 19½" title board...
A title board including the title, authors, and ...
...fanfare for the title board 'Music by Lord Berners'.
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Note added at 4 hrs 52 mins (2005-04-17 15:33:19 GMT)
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I meant a space, usually in the form of a board where they display something, title of play, direction, company name, etc.
Here are some examples of using the "title board" expression.
The last example is referring to a film, where the composer's name, (Lord Berners) is on the "title board", in reality it is just part of the film credits, and as you see it, the music is a fanfare.
Examples:
Smaller, light-weight poster board is used to make a title board...
For large letters to use on a title board...
Lettering Style: to reveal the definite reliability; it is suitable to use in institutions title board, office mark, sign plates---etc.
...mark the entrance with a chalk title board or poster ...
ROBBIE WILLIAMS Escapology 59" x 30" album artwork suspended display with 13" x 19½" title board...
A title board including the title, authors, and ...
...fanfare for the title board 'Music by Lord Berners'.
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Note added at 4 hrs 52 mins (2005-04-17 15:33:19 GMT)
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I meant a space, usually in the form of a board where they display something, title of play, direction, company name, etc.
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Council or board reviewing or recommending titles to be awarded
Governments and other institutions often bestow various titles onto individuals. For this purpose they could have a board or council that is used to recommend those who should receive these honours. See reference 1 below.
Another meaning of the title is as "legally posessing" or "entitled to" In this context a board might be appointed by someone (an institution) to assess and make recommendation on the title/posession for something - a resource for example. In this case "Title Board" is the board reviewing the title concerned - see reference 2 below:
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Note added at 2 hrs 17 mins (2005-04-17 12:58:37 GMT)
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Forgot to mention - in my opinion this has nothing to do with labels and signs :-)
Another meaning of the title is as "legally posessing" or "entitled to" In this context a board might be appointed by someone (an institution) to assess and make recommendation on the title/posession for something - a resource for example. In this case "Title Board" is the board reviewing the title concerned - see reference 2 below:
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Note added at 2 hrs 17 mins (2005-04-17 12:58:37 GMT)
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Forgot to mention - in my opinion this has nothing to do with labels and signs :-)
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