| [/ɪnˈdent; ɪnˋdɛnt/] v 用法:
1 [Tn] make a mark or set of marks (as if) by cutting into the edge or surface of (sth) （在物体边缘或面上）造成凹陷、 凹坑或缺口:
an indented (ie very irregular) coastline 犬牙交错的海岸线. 用法:
2 [I, Tn] start (a line of print or writing) further in from the margin than the other lines 缩进（排印或书写一行的前端）; 缩排; 缩格书写:
Please indent the first line of each paragraph. 请於每段第一行缩格书写. 用法:
3 [Ipr] ~ (on sb) for sth (commerce 商 esp Brit) make an official order for goods or stores 订购; 订货:
indent on the firm for new equipment, ie place an order for which the firm will pay 为公司订购新设备（订货由公司付款）. indent 2
[/ˈɪndent; ˋɪndɛnt/] n (commerce 商 esp Brit) official order for stores or equipment （货物或设备）订货, 定单. |