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header in Japanese

header in Japanese is ヘッダー, ヘッダ, ヘディング — header means text or information placed at the top of a page, document, or section.

header in Japanese

ヘッダー
noun
Pronounced: heddā
ヘッダ
noun
Pronounced: hedda
(computing) The first part of a file or record that describes its contents.
ヘディング
noun
Pronounced: hedingu
(soccer) The act of hitting the ball with the head.

What does "header" mean?

  1. noun Text or information placed at the top of a page, document, or section.
    "The company logo sits in the header of every letter."
  2. noun In football (soccer), a shot or pass made by striking the ball with the head.
    "His diving header gave the team the lead before half-time."
  3. verb To hit a ball with one's head.
    "She jumped higher than anyone and headered the cross away from goal."
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header in a sentence

  • The company logo sits in the header of every letter.
  • Click the header to see the column's full name.
  • His diving header gave the team the lead before half-time.
  • The defender won the header and cleared the ball away.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "header" in Japanese?
"header" in Japanese is ヘッダー, ヘッダ, ヘディング. header means: Text or information placed at the top of a page, document, or section.
How do you pronounce ヘッダー?
"header" in Japanese is ヘッダー, pronounced "heddā".
How do you use "header" in a sentence?
Example: "The company logo sits in the header of every letter." In Japanese, "header" is ヘッダー, ヘッダ, ヘディング.
Are there other ways to say "header" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "header": ヘッダー, ヘッダ, ヘディング.
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