caption in Irish
caption in Irish is ceannscríbhinn, foscríbhinn, fotheideal — caption means a short piece of text that explains or accompanies an image, video, or on-screen dialogue.
caption in Irish
What does "caption" mean?
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noun A short piece of text that explains or accompanies an image, video, or on-screen dialogue.
"The photo's caption identified everyone standing in the group shot."
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verb To add a caption to an image, film, or broadcast.
"The studio captioned the entire series for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers."
caption in a sentence
- The photo's caption identified everyone standing in the group shot.
- She turned on captions so she could follow the film without sound.
- The studio captioned the entire series for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "caption" in Irish?
"caption" in Irish is ceannscríbhinn, foscríbhinn, fotheideal. caption means: A short piece of text that explains or accompanies an image, video, or on-screen dialogue.
How do you use "caption" in a sentence?
Example: "The photo's caption identified everyone standing in the group shot." In Irish, "caption" is ceannscríbhinn, foscríbhinn, fotheideal.
Are there other ways to say "caption" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "caption": ceannscríbhinn, foscríbhinn, fotheideal, teideal.