self-titled

IPA/ˌself ˈtaɪtld/
IPA/ˌself ˈtaɪtld/

self-titled — adjective

1. describes a creative work — such as an album, book, or film — that is named afte

1.形容詞B2
釋義

describes a creative work — such as an album, book, or film — that is named after the artist, writer, or director who made it

例句

The jazz guitarist Faisal released his self-titled debut album at age twenty-two.

self-titled debut album — most common collocation

Saira's self-titled memoir became a bestseller within weeks of its publication.

self-titled memoir — used with books as well as music

同義詞
  • eponymous

    more formal or academic; used in literary analysis

  • same-named

    less common, more literal alternative

文法句型

self-titled + noun

用法筆記

Only used before a noun to describe creative works (albums, songs, books, films). Never used to describe a person — 'He is self-titled' is incorrect.

常見錯誤

The singer's self-titled concert was sold out.
The singer's self-titled album was a huge success.
💡self-titled describes works with titles, not events or performances.
He is self-titled like his father.
His film is self-titled
💡he named it after himself.' — only creative works are self-titled, not people.