A header is the text at the top of a page or part of a document. It helps show the main idea or title of that section. People see it first when they read.
The header shows the page title.
Please read the header first.
In computers, a header is extra information at the start of a file or message. It tells computers how to read or use the following data. It is important for correct processing.
The email header shows the sender.
Check the file header for details.
In sports like soccer, a header is when a player hits the ball using their head. It is a way to pass or score a goal. People say 'make a header' when they do this action.
He scored with a strong header.
The header went into the goal.
On websites or documents, a header is the top area. It often has logos, menus, or important links. It helps users move around the site or see what it is about.
The website header shows the menu.
Click the header to go home.
In American football, a header (more commonly called a center) is the player who passes the ball between their legs to start time. This position is important for the game's start and play.
The header snapped the ball quickly.
Watch the header start the play.
In rugby or similar sports, a header is a player who often jumps or uses their head to win balls kicked or thrown high. This role helps teams keep control of the ball.
The header caught the ball in the air.
Headers are strong at catching high balls.
In books or reports, a header is text or numbers at the top margin of pages. It often shows the chapter or section title. This helps readers know where they are in the book.
The header shows chapter names on pages.
Headers help readers find pages fast.
