indent是什么意思_indent的用法_词性_词根

短语搭配

hanging indent

悬挂缩进

双语例句

The professor asked him to indent the first line of each paragraph of the thesis.

教授要求他把论文的每一段的首行进行缩进。
There's a bunch of possible bullet indents on the roadside signs.

路边指示牌上有多个疑似弹丸射击的凹痕。
We indented for overseas automatic cleaning equipment last year.

我们去年订购了海外的自动清洗设备。
You'll be able to see a small indent where the phone camera was.

你将能看到这有个小凹痕在手机摄像头那里
How much do we indent a subblock?

一个子块要缩进多少？
perltidy, xmlpp, or indent).

到指定的外部程序（PythonTidy.py，perltidy，xmlpp，或者 indent 之一）。
If you must indent, use blank Spaces.

如果必须要有缩进，请使用空格。
The indent of the expected response XML content.

预期响应XML内容的缩排。
Press Tab to indent in to the activity level.

按tab键将其缩进到活动级。

近义词

同根词

词根 indent

indented adj. 犬牙交错的；受契约约束的；缩进排印的 v. 缩进；切割成锯齿状（indent的过去分词）
indentured adj. 受契约束缚的 v. 以契约约束；签订契约（indenture的过去分词）
indentation n. 压痕，[物] 刻痕；凹陷；缩排；呈锯齿状
indenture n. 契约；合同 vt. 以契约约束
indention n. 缩排；凹痕；锯齿状；定货

百科

indent，函数，功能是调整C原始代码文件的格式。

释义

start (a line of text) or position (a block of text, table, etc.) further from the margin than the main part of the text

缩进（行、段落、列表等）。

(一般作be indented)form deep recesses in （a line or surface）

在（线条，表面）上形成凹口

a coastline indented by many fjords.

由许多峡湾形成的锯齿状海岸线。

make tooth-like notches in

使呈锯齿形

it has rounded leaves indented at the tip.

它有尖端呈锯齿形的圆形叶片。

[no obj.]make a requisition or written order for something

申请；下订单。

historical divide (a document drawn up in duplicate) into its two copies with a zigzag line, thus ensuring identification

〈史〉将（一式两份的文件）以锯齿线裁成两份（以便验证真伪）。

draw up (a legal document) in exact duplicate

按一式两份起草（法律文件）。

Brit. an official order or requisition for specified goods or stores

〈英〉征用令。

a space left by indenting a line or block of text

（行，段落）缩进，缩格。

an indentation

凹口

every indent in the coastline.

海岸线的每一处凹进。

an indenture

文据；定期服务合同；师徒契约。

make a dent or depression in (something)

在…上压凹痕

his chin was firm and slightly indented.

他下巴形态坚毅，有点内凹。

impress (a mark) on something

在…上压印（标记）。

词源

"late Middle English （as a verb in the sense ‘give a zigzag outline to, divide by a zigzag line’）: from Anglo-Norman French endenter or medieval Latin indentare, from en-, in- ‘into' + Latin dens, dent- ‘tooth’."