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heading

/ˈhɛdɪŋ/

Traduzioni

headingnoun

headings

/ˈhɛd.ɪŋ/

заголовок

The heading of the article was very intriguing.

Заголовок статьи был очень интригующим.

курс

The ship maintained a steady heading throughout the journey.

Корабль держал устойчивый курс на протяжении всего путешествия.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

Sinonimi

headingadjective

/ˈhɛd.ɪŋ/

Used attributively, especially of plants that form compact heads (e.g., cabbage, lettuce).

Sinonimi

en route

bound for

on course

on the way

headverb

heading

Gerund

headed

Past Simple

headed

Past Participle

heading

Gerund

/hɛd/

направляться

We will head to the mountains tomorrow.

Мы направимся в горы завтра.

возглавлять

She will head the new project team.

Она будет возглавлять новую проектную команду.

направлятьо направлении удара или броска

He headed the ball towards the goal.

Он направил мяч к воротам.

обезглавливатьо животном или рыбе

The chef headed the fish before grilling it.

Повар обезглавил рыбу перед жаркой.

озаглавливатьо главах и разделах

Each chapter is headed with a brief summary.

Каждая глава озаглавлена кратким резюме.

Sinonimi

Contrari

Definizioni

headingnoun

A title at the head of a page or section of a book.

The heading of the chapter was bold and underlined.

A direction or course followed by a ship or aircraft.

The pilot adjusted the plane's heading to avoid the storm.

A category or classification under which information is organized.

The report was divided into several headings for clarity.

A horizontal passage driven into a mine or tunnel for access, ventilation, or exploration.

The miners progressed along the heading, installing supports as they advanced.

The industrial process of forming a head on a rivet, nail, bolt, or similar metal piece.

Cold heading allows manufacturers to create strong bolts without removing material.

headingadjective

(of a plant variety) forming a compact leafy head.

Farmers prefer heading broccoli varieties for their dense crowns.

headverb

To move in a specified direction.

We will head north after lunch.

To be in charge or lead something.

She was chosen to head the new project team.

To be at the top or front of something.

His name heads the list of candidates.

To aim or direct something at a target.

He headed the ball towards the goal.

To remove the head of an animal or to trim the top from something such as a plant or fish.

The chef headed the fish before grilling it.

To provide with a heading or title.

Each chapter is headed with a brief summary.