英语词汇“header”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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(hedəʳ)

Word forms: plural headers

1. countable noun

In football, a header is the act of hitting the ball in a particular direction with your head.

2. countable noun

A header is text such as a name or a page number that can be automatically displayed at the top of each page of a printed document. Compare footer.

[computing]

...page formatting like headers, footers and page numbers.

header in British English

(ˈhɛdə)

noun

1. Also called: header tank

a reservoir, tank, or hopper that maintains a gravity feed or a static fluid pressure in an apparatus

a manifold for distributing a fluid supply amongst a number of passages

a machine that trims the heads from castings, forgings, etc, or one that forms heads, as in wire, to make nails

a person who operates such a machine

a brick or stone laid across a wall so that its end is flush with the outer surface

Compare stretcher (sense 5)

the action of striking a ball with the head

7. informal

a headlong fall or dive

8. computing

a block of data on a tape or disk providing information about the size, location, etc, of a file

(as modifier)

header card

header label

9. dialect

a mentally unbalanced person

header in American English

(ˈhɛdər)

noun

a person or device that puts heads on pins, nails, rivets, etc.

2. US

a machine that takes off the heads of grain and sends them up an inclined plane into a wagon

a pipe, tube, etc. that brings together other pipes to direct the flow of a fluid through them, as in an exhaust system

in word processing, a line or lines of text, typically consisting of the topic, date, page number, etc., printed at the top of each page of a document

5. Informal

a headlong fall or dive

6. Carpentry

a wooden beam, as in flooring, placed between two long beams with the ends of short beams resting against it

7. Masonry

a brick or building stone laid across the thickness of a wall so that a short end is exposed in the face of the wall

8. Soccer

a shot or pass made by hitting the ball with one's head, esp. with one's forehead

header in Mechanical Engineering

(hɛdər)

Word forms: (regular plural) headers

noun

(Mechanical engineering: Fluid engineering)

A header is a tank that stops the pressure in an apparatus from becoming too great.

The header protects the heating system from overpressure.

The pressure in the steam header signals the firing controls for the boiler.

A header is a tank that stops the pressure in an apparatus from becoming too great.

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Powerful headers or looping headers, he had the lot.That header clipped the top of the crossbar.He must have thought he had cleared his lines with a powerful diving header.Should have scored with one header and unlucky with another.The number of blocks and defending headers was fantastic.Often a shot or a header would end up in the stands.Might have done better with one header.But only two of those headers ended in goals.To not take heed of the warning and allow them a free header after a minute is massively disappointing.The Norway international then saw his header bounce on top of the bar.

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释义	Trends of header View usage for: header (hedəʳ) Word forms: plural headers 1. countable noun In football, a header is the act of hitting the ball in a particular direction with your head. 2. countable noun A header is text such as a name or a page number that can be automatically displayed at the top of each page of a printed document. Compare footer. [computing] ...page formatting like headers, footers and page numbers. header in British English (ˈhɛdə) noun 1. Also called: header tank a reservoir, tank, or hopper that maintains a gravity feed or a static fluid pressure in an apparatus 2. a manifold for distributing a fluid supply amongst a number of passages 3. a machine that trims the heads from castings, forgings, etc, or one that forms heads, as in wire, to make nails 4. a person who operates such a machine 5. a brick or stone laid across a wall so that its end is flush with the outer surface Compare stretcher (sense 5) 6. the action of striking a ball with the head 7. informal a headlong fall or dive 8. computing a. a block of data on a tape or disk providing information about the size, location, etc, of a file b. (as modifier) header card header label 9. dialect a mentally unbalanced person header in American English (ˈhɛdər) noun 1. a person or device that puts heads on pins, nails, rivets, etc. 2. US a machine that takes off the heads of grain and sends them up an inclined plane into a wagon 3. a pipe, tube, etc. that brings together other pipes to direct the flow of a fluid through them, as in an exhaust system 4. in word processing, a line or lines of text, typically consisting of the topic, date, page number, etc., printed at the top of each page of a document 5. Informal a headlong fall or dive 6. Carpentry a wooden beam, as in flooring, placed between two long beams with the ends of short beams resting against it 7. Masonry a brick or building stone laid across the thickness of a wall so that a short end is exposed in the face of the wall 8. Soccer a shot or pass made by hitting the ball with one's head, esp. with one's forehead header in Mechanical Engineering (hɛdər) Word forms: (regular plural) headers noun (Mechanical engineering: Fluid engineering) A header is a tank that stops the pressure in an apparatus from becoming too great. The header protects the heating system from overpressure. The pressure in the steam header signals the firing controls for the boiler. A header is a tank that stops the pressure in an apparatus from becoming too great. Examples of 'header' in a sentence header Powerful headers or looping headers, he had the lot. Times, Sunday Times (2016) That header clipped the top of the crossbar. Times, Sunday Times (2011) He must have thought he had cleared his lines with a powerful diving header. The Sun (2014) Should have scored with one header and unlucky with another. The Sun (2006) The number of blocks and defending headers was fantastic. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Often a shot or a header would end up in the stands. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Might have done better with one header. The Sun (2013) But only two of those headers ended in goals. The Sun (2010) To not take heed of the warning and allow them a free header after a minute is massively disappointing. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The Norway international then saw his header bounce on top of the bar. The Sun (2012) First he crashed a shot into the side-netting and then sent two headers over the top. The Sun (2013) Went close at the other end, but should have done better with one free header. The Sun (2010) But the winger could not repeat his earlier success, sending his header over the top. The Sun (2011) One goal was enough, one header. Times, Sunday Times (2012) A powerful header into the top corner. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Went close to scoring with a powerful header, but exposed at back by lack of pace and poor positioning. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Had one header on target. The Sun (2010) Came close with one header. The Sun (2012) Unlucky not to claim his 30th international goal with a powerful header, which the keeper did well to block. The Sun (2013)
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