spacing

• 名词，指物体、行或元素之间的距离或间隔，常用于设计、排版或布局等语境。

A noun referring to the amount of space between items, lines, or elements, often used in contexts like design, printing, or arrangement.

1. Distance between objectsB1formal

   The amount of space between items, lines, or elements.

   间距

   • The spacing between the trees allows plenty of sunlight.
   • Adjust the line spacing in your document for better readability.
   • Proper spacing between paragraphs improves the layout.

   同义词clearancedistancegapintervalseparationspace

2. Typography spacingB2formalIT

   The arrangement and distance of letters, words, or lines in printed or digital text.

   间距

   • The designer changed the kerning spacing for a modern look.
   • Good word spacing makes text easier to read.
   • The font has excellent character spacing.

   反义词compressioncrowding

3. Arrangement in spaceB2formal

   The positioning or distribution of objects within an area.

   空间排列

   • The spacing of furniture in the room affects its feel.
   • Gardeners consider plant spacing for optimal growth.
   • The parking lot has wide spacing between vehicles.

   同义词arrangementdistributionlayoutplacementpositioning

• 按间隔排列物品或在事物之间留出空隙；也指把…分隔开。

A verb meaning to arrange or position with spaces between items, or to divide into intervals.

1. Arrange with intervalsB1formal

   To position or arrange things with spaces between them.

   间隔排列

   • Space the plants about 30 cm apart in the garden.
   • The teacher asked us to space our words evenly when writing.
   • They spaced the chairs evenly around the table.

   同义词distributeintersperseseparatespread

   反义词compresscondensecrowdpack

2. Informal: Leave spaceB2informal

   To make room or leave space for something or someone.

   留出空间

   • Space out the paragraphs in your essay.
   • Can you space me in for the meeting?
   • He spaced his appointments to avoid rushing.

   同义词clearmove overvacate