subtitle
| indicator
| Subtitle | |
| comp., MS | Subtítulo |
| subtitle | |
| gen. | subtítulo; subtìtulo |
| cinema | subtitular |
| comp., MS | subtítulo |
| indicator | |
| gen. | seńalizador; indicador |
| earth.sc. tech. | indicador de radiación |
| el. | señal óptica |
| environ. | indicador |
| health. | señalador |
| stat. | índice |
| transp. el. | bandera de señalización; indicador óptico; visor repetidor |
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| subtítulo m; subtìtulo (A secondary title, usually an explanatory phrase, added to the main title of a work) | |||
| subtitular | |||
| subtítulo m (Dialog from film or video displayed on the screen (usually at the bottom) and typically used to provide translation from a foreign langauge) | |||
| subtitulo | |||
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| Subtítulo m (A title animation in Windows Movie Maker) | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| Words which are superimposed over a film which mirror the dialog that is heard at the time. Most often subtitles are in a different language than that which is being spoken, but this is not always the case: Trainspotting uses subtitles for humourous effect. Contrast with dubbing, intertitles, close-captioned. | |||
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subtitle : 2 phrases in 2 subjects |
| Electronics | 1 |
| Information technology | 1 |