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indent1v. & n.●v. /inˈdent/ 1 tr. start (a line of print or writing) further from the margin than other lines, e.g. to mark a new paragraph (在印刷或书写中每段第一行)缩格，表明另起一段 2 tr.a divide (a document drawn up in duplicate) into its two copies with a zigzag line dividing them and ensuring identification (为确保验明真伪)把(一式两份或多份文件)按犬牙状割开(以备将来拼拢) b draw up (usu. a legal document) in exact duplicate (通常指法律上的文件)起草一式两份(或多份) 3 Brit. [英]a intr. (often foll. by 常后跟 on, upon a person, for a thing) make a requisition (originally a written order with a duplicate) 订购(原用一式两份的书面订单) b tr. order (goods) by requisition (用订货单)订(货) 4 tr. make toothlike notches in 使成犬牙状 5 tr. form deep recesses in (a coastline etc.) (在海岸等处)造成凹坑 ●n. /ˈindent/ 1 Brit. [英]a an order (esp. from abroad) for goods (尤指国外的)订货单 b an official requisition for stores 正式申请单 2 an indented line 锯齿线 3 indentation 凹口，凹陷 4 an indenture 契约，凭单 □ indentor n.[Middle English via Anglo-French endenter from Anglo-Latin indentare (as IN-2, Latin dens dentis ‘tooth’)] |