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单词 titular
释义
titular
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˈtɪtʃ.ə.lər/us
/ˈtɪtʃ.ə.lɚ/
having thetitleof apositionbut not theresponsibilities,duties, orpower; innameonly:
名义上的；有名无实的
It is alreadyagreedthat Mr Alfonso Escamez will be the titularheadof the newbank.已经达成一致意见，阿方索‧埃斯卡梅斯先生将成为这家新银行的名誉行长。
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(Definition oftitularfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftitular

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He acknowledges that important decisions are taken above the level of the individual, especially by the localtitularstate.
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Interethnic conflict is still evident in disagreements over language use and policies, which reinforce the naturalized linking of ethnicities andtitularlanguages.
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Othertitulardistinctions that might arise in the decision as to who may tread were of less importance.
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The only possible recourse is to wholesale coinage (starting with thetitularcategory itself) and plunder (from classical rhetoric, speech-act theory, structuralism, deconstruction).
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The same holds for federal and government, which are also caught up in a mixture oftitularand generic uses, allowing for no absolute answer.
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From that point of view it deserves a wide readership, certainly beyond geologists with thetitularregional interests.
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The fact that thetitularabbot was also the metropolitan and primate cast the convent into a peculiar position.
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In 1989 glasnost allowed new powers to thetitularnations of these republics.
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In fact, he found that the higher proportion oftitularcolons in a journal, the lower the journal's status as measured by its age.
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Thetitularnation would probably be also divided.
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Rather than simply occupying thetitulargroup's homeland, the co-nation is instead part-owner of the state.
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Others, especially those living further away in more vulnerable conditions, would become more frightened of alienating thetitularnation.
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Taft, as theirtitularleader, was horrified.
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Titularbishops are not included.
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Camille, always slightly aloof and accustomed to being the object of everyone's attention, could for more than half of the film be construed as thetitular'heart in winter'.
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