英语词汇indent怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ indent /ɪnˈdɛnt/ verb

indents; indented; indenting

¹ indent

/ɪnˈdɛnt/

verb

indents; indented; indenting

Learner's definition of INDENT

: to start (one or more lines of text) farther to the right than other lines of text（行首向右）缩进，缩格

[+ object]

The first line of each paragraph should be indented.每一段的第一行应该缩进。

[no object]

Don't forget to indent when starting a new paragraph.开始一个新的段落时记得要缩格。

also [+ object] : to end (one or more lines of text) farther to the left than other lines of text（行末向左）缩进，缩格

The second paragraph is indented from the right margin.第二段从右页边向左缩进。

[+ object] : to make the edge of (something) go sharply inward : to create an indentation in (something)使（某物边缘处）凹进；（在某物上）制造凹痕

Many tiny inlets indent the coast. [=there are many tiny inlets along the coast]海岸边有许多小水湾。

[no object] British : to order something from the person or place that can supply it订货

We indented (on headquarters) for supplies.我们（向总部）申请供给。

— indented

adjective [more indented; most indented]

an indented paragraph缩进段
deeply indented leaves深锯齿状叶
an indented coastline曲折海岸线

² indent /ˈɪnˌdɛnt/ noun

plural indents

² indent

/ˈɪnˌdɛnt/

noun

plural indents

Learner's definition of INDENT

[count]

: a space at the beginning of a written line or paragraph缩格；缩进

Start each paragraph with an indent.每一段开始要缩格。
a half-inch indent半英寸的缩进

单词	indent
释义	indent (noun) indent 2 ENTRIES FOUND: indent (verb) indent (noun) ¹ indent /ɪnˈdɛnt/ verb indents; indented; indenting ¹ indent /ɪnˈdɛnt/ verb indents; indented; indenting Learner's definition of INDENT 1 : to start (one or more lines of text) farther to the right than other lines of text（行首向右）缩进，缩格 [+ object] The first line of each paragraph should be indented.每一段的第一行应该缩进。 [no object] Don't forget to indent when starting a new paragraph.开始一个新的段落时记得要缩格。 also [+ object] : to end (one or more lines of text) farther to the left than other lines of text（行末向左）缩进，缩格 The second paragraph is indented from the right margin.第二段从右页边向左缩进。 2 [+ object] : to make the edge of (something) go sharply inward : to create an indentation in (something)使（某物边缘处）凹进；（在某物上）制造凹痕 Many tiny inlets indent the coast. [=there are many tiny inlets along the coast]海岸边有许多小水湾。 3 [no object] British : to order something from the person or place that can supply it订货 We indented (on headquarters) for supplies.我们（向总部）申请供给。 — indented adjective [more indented; most indented] an indented paragraph缩进段 deeply indented leaves深锯齿状叶 an indented coastline曲折海岸线 ² indent /ˈɪnˌdɛnt/ noun plural indents ² indent /ˈɪnˌdɛnt/ noun plural indents Learner's definition of INDENT [count] : a space at the beginning of a written line or paragraph缩格；缩进 Start each paragraph with an indent.每一段开始要缩格。 a half-inch indent半英寸的缩进
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