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Meanings of indent in English
Portuguese
indentação The space left between the margin and the start of an indented line.
Usage of indent in English
1
With a sharp knife, indent some lines going across on a vertical.
2
The image below further illustrates the difference between block and first line indent:
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He rolled faster now, feeling the skewer take hold, burning a slight indent.
4
If the lid feels solid and doesn't indent, you've produced a successful seal.
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The first line paragraph indent method is best for fiction.
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However, I feel we did make a big indent even though we were small.
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Then, allowing for the indent next-to-last line from the bottom:
8
Well, you could always take the advice our friend here gave me and indent.
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If the lid feels solid and doesn't indent, you have a successful vacuum seal.
10
The system recognized me as Wade Watts, not as the fugitive indent Bryce Lynch.
11
Make a slight indent in centre of toppings on bread.
12
At length they came to a small cove, or rather indent of the shore.
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Alessandro stroked thoughtfully at the indent above his upper lip.
14
You shouldn't get carried away and indent things 20 spaces for this reason, though.
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They also had to mount a camera to the side of every indent's head.
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The other indent was morbidly obese, and I couldn't be sure of the person's gender.
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Translations for indent
Portuguese
Indent through the time
Indent across language varieties
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