subtitular & subtítulo
English translation: heads & subheads
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| na | to subtitle & subtitle |
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| na | Una aclaración, por favor. |
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| na | When I was laying out magazines, we used to say |
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to subtitle & subtitle Explanation: subtitular is the verb "to subtitle" and subtitulo is the noun "a subtitle" |
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Una aclaración, por favor. Explanation: No me queda clara tu pregunta. La consulta del título difiere del contenido. Si la duda es la del título, estoy de acuerdo con jules123. |
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When I was laying out magazines, we used to say Explanation: "heads" for headlines and "subheads" for those blurbs that came in smaller type (but were still larger than the text). Hope it helps, although as jules has said, "subtitular" is a verb, unless they say something more specific like "subtitulares". |
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