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header

UK
/ˈhɛdə/
US
/ˈhɛdər/

Translations

headernoun
headers
pl
UK
/ˈhɛdə/
US
/ˈhɛdər/
en-têteInformatique, données, réseaux.
The HTTP header specifies the content type and length of the response.
L'en-tête HTTP précise le type de contenu et la longueur de la réponse.
en-têteTypographie, documents, fichiers, messages.
The report's header included the company logo and the document title.
L'en-tête du rapport comprenait le logo de l'entreprise et le titre du document.
têteFootball.
He scored the winning goal with a powerful header in the final minutes of the match.
Il a marqué le but de la victoire d'une tête puissante dans les dernières minutes du match.
linteauArchitecture.
The carpenter installed a sturdy header above the new doorway to ensure stability.
Le charpentier a installé un linteau solide au-dessus de la nouvelle porte pour assurer la stabilité.
Additional translations
boutisseMaçonnerie.
plongeonFamilier; chute tête la première.
Synonyms
banner
heading
caption
label
top
forepart
title
headerverb
headered
Past Simple
headered
Past Participle
headering
Gerund
Rare but attested verb meaning ‘to strike (a ball) with the head’.
Additional translations
frapperFootball; avec la tête.
Synonyms
deflect
redirect
flick-on
nod-on
head-butt
headbutt
nod
head
headeradjective
UK
/ˈhɛdə/
US
/ˈhɛdər/
Used attributively in combinations such as "header file", "header information"; treated as adjective per dictionary guidelines.
d'en-têteInformatique, fichiers, documents.
Save the constants in a separate header file.
Enregistrez les constantes dans un fichier d'en-tête séparé.
Synonyms
leading
headline
principal
chief
uppermost
upper
topmost
top
head
heading

Definitions

headernoun
A text or graphic element that appears at the top of a page or document, often containing the title, author, or page number.
The report's header included the company logo and the document title.
A shot or pass in soccer made by striking the ball with the head.
He scored the winning goal with a powerful header in the final minutes of the match.
A structural component at the top of a window or door frame, providing support.
The carpenter installed a sturdy header above the new doorway to ensure stability.
A line of text serving as an introduction or summary of the content that follows, often used in emails or articles.
The email's header clearly stated the subject and the sender's name.
A brick or stone laid in a wall with its end toward the face of the wall.
The mason carefully placed each header to ensure the wall's strength and appearance.
A section of data placed at the beginning of a digital file, message, or network packet that contains metadata such as length, format, or addressing information.
The HTTP header specifies the content type and length of the response.
A head-first fall or dive, especially one that is sudden or uncontrolled.
He took a nasty header over the handlebars when his bike hit a pothole.
headerverb
To strike or pass (a ball) using the head, especially in soccer.
She skillfully headered the ball into the top corner.
headeradjective
Relating to, located in, or serving as a header in a document, file, or device.
Save the constants in a separate header file.
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