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nounnounadjective

el titulado

title

Que tiene un nombre o un tema puesto, como un libro, una película o un texto.

Definition & meaning

Titulado has several related meanings:

  • Qualified or holding a degree or certification: someone who has completed a course of study or obtained an official qualification.
  • Titled: having a particular title, as in a book or article.
  • Titled in the sense of holding a noble title.

Grammar & Word origin

Titulado is an adjective and the past participle of titular , “to title” or, in its reflexive form, “to graduate.” It changes to match the noun: titulada , titulados , tituladas .

It comes from título , meaning “title,” “degree,” or “qualification.”

Synonyms & antonyms

  • graduado — “graduated”; emphasizes completion of studies, while titulado emphasizes holding the qualification.
  • cualificado — “qualified”; can refer to skills or experience without an official degree.
  • no titulado — “not qualified” or “without a degree”; the direct opposite in the educational sense.

Common phrases & collocations

  • titulado universitario — a university graduate or degree holder.
  • titulado en medicina — qualified in medicine.
  • un libro titulado… — a book titled…

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Examples

Recomiendo leer el artículo titulado 'El futuro del trabajo'.adjective

I recommend reading the article titled 'The Future of Work'.

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