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heading in German

heading in German is Überschrift, Kurs — heading means the title or short label at the top of a document, chapter, or section.

heading in German

Überschrift
noun
The title or topic of a document, article, chapter, or of a section thereof.
Kurs
noun
(nautical and aeronautical) The direction into which a seagoing or airborne vessel's bow is pointing (apparent heading) and/or the direction into which it is actually moving relative to the ground (true heading)

What does "heading" mean?

  1. noun The title or short label at the top of a document, chapter, or section.
    "Each chapter opens with a bold heading summarizing its content."
  2. noun The direction a ship, aircraft, or vehicle is pointed or traveling in, usually measured in degrees.
    "The pilot adjusted the heading slightly to compensate for the crosswind."
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heading in a sentence

  • Each chapter opens with a bold heading summarizing its content.
  • She organized the report under three clear headings.
  • The pilot adjusted the heading slightly to compensate for the crosswind.

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What is "heading" in German?

"heading" in German is Überschrift, Kurs. heading means: The title or short label at the top of a document, chapter, or section.

How do you use "heading" in a sentence?

Example: "Each chapter opens with a bold heading summarizing its content." In German, "heading" is Überschrift, Kurs.

Are there other ways to say "heading" in German?

Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "heading": Überschrift, Kurs.

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