générique
title sequence
noun adjective zheh-neh-REEK Rare
Origin: Latin genericus (relating to a genus or class)
Also means
generic drug
Usage Note
Générique as a noun most commonly refers to the opening or closing credits sequence of a film or TV show (le générique de fin). As an adjective or noun it also means 'generic' in the pharmaceutical sense — un médicament générique or simply un générique is a generic drug. The two senses are kept apart by context.
Examples
"Le générique de fin défilait sur l'écran."
Natural Translation
The closing credits scrolled across the screen.
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