serif

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Newspapers, printing, publishingserifser‧if /ˈserɪf/ noun [countable] TCNa short flat line at the top or bottom of some printed letters → sans serifExamples from the Corpusserif• Firstly, the text will generally look better in a serif face, especially if there is a lot of it.• The variation between the two creates interest and, anyway, serif faces are easier to read in large quantities.• The sentence I had just written in a staid serif typeface suddenly was pushed leeward.• The buttons for each floor were round and prominent, like discoloured eyeballs, with serif numbers as pupils.Origin serif (1800-1900) Probably from Dutch schreef “line”, from Middle Dutch schriven “to write”

单词	serif
释义	serif From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Newspapers, printing, publishingserifser‧if /ˈserɪf/ noun [countable] TCNa short flat line at the top or bottom of some printed letters → sans serifExamples from the Corpusserif• Firstly, the text will generally look better in a serif face, especially if there is a lot of it.• The variation between the two creates interest and, anyway, serif faces are easier to read in large quantities.• The sentence I had just written in a staid serif typeface suddenly was pushed leeward.• The buttons for each floor were round and prominent, like discoloured eyeballs, with serif numbers as pupils.Origin serif (1800-1900) Probably from Dutch schreef “line”, from Middle Dutch schriven “to write”
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