| 单词 | river of white | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasriver of white  6.  Typography. A streak of white space running more or less vertically down a printed page, caused by the unanticipated alignment of spaces between words. Also more fully  river of white. ΘΚΠ society > communication > printing > printed matter > arrangement or appearance of printed matter > 			[noun]		 > space left accidentally bite1678 river1897 1897    G. B. Shaw Let. 23 Oct. 		(1965)	 I. 816  				Caxton would have printed your name Gr—ant Richa—rds at the end of a line sooner than spoil his page with rivers of white. 1927    G. B. Shaw Let. 7 Mar. in  To a Young Actress 		(1960)	 114  				They avoided white patches and rivers in the rich black block of letterpress. 1929    S.P.E. Tract 		(Soc. for Pure Eng.)	 No. XXXIII. 437  				In careful book-printing the possibility of manipulating spaces is limited, because evenness is desirable, and rivers of white on the page must be avoided. 1967    Guardian 13 Oct. 5/3  				Morison holding up a book, inspecting the printed page for rivers of white caused by bad printing. 2002    L. Graham Basics of Design: Layout & Typogr. v. 94  				Try to avoid annoying and visually distracting ‘rivers’ of white space when using justified type. < as lemmas  | 
	
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