sub‧ti‧tle /ˈsʌbˌtaɪtl/ noun
[Word Family: noun: title, subtitle, subtitles, entitlement; verb: entitle, subtitle; adjective: titled, subtitled]

1. subtitles [plural] the words printed over a film in a foreign language to translate what is being said by the actors:
a French film with English subtitles

2. [singular] a second title below the main title in a book, which gives more information about what is in the book, show etc:
The opera’s subtitle is ‘The School for Lovers’.
The book is subtitled ‘A Psychology of Masculinity’.
—subtitle verb [intransitive and transitive]
—subtitled adjective:
a subtitled version of the film

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subtitle
noun
ADJ. English, French, etc.
VERB + SUBTITLE have | read
PREP. with ~s a Japanese film with English subtitles

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