Definition of annotation in English:

annotation

nounanəˈteɪʃ(ə)nˌænəˈteɪʃ(ə)n

1A note by way of explanation or comment added to a text or diagram.
marginal annotations
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to Roubinet's annotations, texts and translations are included.
- While many of the games contain extensive annotations and discussions, others are presented with no comment.
- In the knowledge web, not only the author but also third parties can create links, comments, and annotations.
- The letters are presented in chronological order with accompanying annotations coming within endnotes.
- With the numerous annotations and all the other aids that one expects in this series one has here an invaluable guide to one of the nineteenth century's greatest novels.
- Bronstein's wonderful annotations and insider comments make this a worthwhile book.
- Gladstone's own books are still on the shelves, complete with his pencilled comments and annotations.
- There are paragraphs filled with data that have no footnotes or annotations telling from where Duncan got the information.
- Hamowy's scholarly annotations are of great value in understanding the text.
- It could be best described as a selection of readings accompanied with annotations and explanatory notes.
- The annotations immediately give a wider cultural perspective than the simple text.
- It's a well-read book with plenty of margin annotations, underlines and cross-references.
- What would I ask an enchanted diary if it one day spontaneously responded to my marginal annotations?
- The pop up text wasn't working because some of the annotations would be very long and I also wanted to include links with some of them.
- The footnotes sometimes also quote the various annotations and critiques of de Selby's work.
- I appreciate, too, the scholarship you appear to be undertaking this endeavor as indicated by your extensive annotations and explanations.
- The text of the poem is flanked by frames containing annotations, cross-references and half a dozen other types of supplementary material.
- Not all annotations and marginal notes were politically motivated or denominationally influenced.
- Lamb would lend books to Coleridge, and they would come back with annotations as long as the text.
- The software enables the user to design a rich, visual timeline of his or her life with text or audio annotations.
Synonyms
note, notation, comment, gloss
footnote
commentary, explanation, interpretation, observation, elucidation, explication, exegesis
1. 1.1mass noun The action of annotating a text or diagram.
  annotation of prescribed texts
  Example sentencesExamples
  The accuracy of annotation and the correspondence between image and text will require user participation.
  The second thing is annotation - the ability to append external data onto web resources (like, for instance, adding a comment to someone's web page).
  The drawings are, however, a disappointment, with insufficient annotation, and curiously reticent on Yorke's supposed engagement with construction.
  One is the long-term commitment to the concept that note-taking, reading, and annotation were going to be things that the magic of software could apply to.
  The book is written in German, which is a shame for those unfamiliar with that language because there is a great deal of verbal annotation that is informative about all kinds of positions and ideas.
  However, the constraints of HTML and web browser technology prevent the reader from personalizing the files, although we have provided readers with a simple search engine, and some indexing and annotation.
  Though helpfully divided into public and private documents, within those categories links appear in no particular order and with no organization or annotation hinting what can be found within.
  The text is modern-spelling, with in-page apparatus and heavy in-page annotation.
  His book convinces the reader that an hour of actual experience is worth more than a lifetime of annotation.
  In addition, while some of the images are repeated to support reiteration in the text, in their second incarnation they often lack any annotation at all.
  The original abounds in archival data, lexical arcana and extensive annotation and was not easily put into English that flowed.
  I think it needs more in the way of paraphrase and/or annotation, which I hope Oxford University Press's forthcoming version of Durr's book on the cantatas will provide.
  AR will permit people to explore environments at their own pace, look at what interests them, and access multiple layers of annotation describing what they are looking at.
  My only criticism would be that despite the book's inclusion of a glossary of terms, I think people who aren't familiar with the language and existing culture of non-monogamy may want some outside annotation.
  At times the war correspondence needs substantial annotation to be understood, but this is a task which the editor accomplishes, as throughout the volume, with a sure hand.
  I have javascript enabled on this Windows 95 Netscape 4.6 browser but no forms for annotation appear when I log on to the site.
  A few highly recommended entries that I have not seen appear without annotation.
  We can use the available templates to put together the video clips, the voice annotation and perhaps some text and then send them as one message to another cellular phone with the same capability.
  It can make fascinating reading, especially as it makes extensive use of hypertext and reader annotation to allow discussion about Pepys' diary entries.
  It is evident that Anderson knows his subject well, but I think the simplification of language style and lack of annotation will leave some readers confused as to where scripture ends and embellishment begins.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French, or from Latin annotatio(n-), from the verb annotare (see annotate).

Definition of annotation in US English:

annotation

nounˌænəˈteɪʃ(ə)nˌanəˈtāSH(ə)n

1A note of explanation or comment added to a text or diagram.
marginal annotations
Example sentencesExamples
- Bronstein's wonderful annotations and insider comments make this a worthwhile book.
- The pop up text wasn't working because some of the annotations would be very long and I also wanted to include links with some of them.
- I appreciate, too, the scholarship you appear to be undertaking this endeavor as indicated by your extensive annotations and explanations.
- The text of the poem is flanked by frames containing annotations, cross-references and half a dozen other types of supplementary material.
- What would I ask an enchanted diary if it one day spontaneously responded to my marginal annotations?
- With the numerous annotations and all the other aids that one expects in this series one has here an invaluable guide to one of the nineteenth century's greatest novels.
- Hamowy's scholarly annotations are of great value in understanding the text.
- Lamb would lend books to Coleridge, and they would come back with annotations as long as the text.
- The footnotes sometimes also quote the various annotations and critiques of de Selby's work.
- There are paragraphs filled with data that have no footnotes or annotations telling from where Duncan got the information.
- The letters are presented in chronological order with accompanying annotations coming within endnotes.
- It could be best described as a selection of readings accompanied with annotations and explanatory notes.
- Gladstone's own books are still on the shelves, complete with his pencilled comments and annotations.
- Not all annotations and marginal notes were politically motivated or denominationally influenced.
- While many of the games contain extensive annotations and discussions, others are presented with no comment.
- The software enables the user to design a rich, visual timeline of his or her life with text or audio annotations.
- In addition to Roubinet's annotations, texts and translations are included.
- In the knowledge web, not only the author but also third parties can create links, comments, and annotations.
- It's a well-read book with plenty of margin annotations, underlines and cross-references.
- The annotations immediately give a wider cultural perspective than the simple text.
Synonyms
note, notation, comment, gloss
1. 1.1 The action of annotating a text or diagram.
  annotation of prescribed texts
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, the constraints of HTML and web browser technology prevent the reader from personalizing the files, although we have provided readers with a simple search engine, and some indexing and annotation.
  At times the war correspondence needs substantial annotation to be understood, but this is a task which the editor accomplishes, as throughout the volume, with a sure hand.
  I have javascript enabled on this Windows 95 Netscape 4.6 browser but no forms for annotation appear when I log on to the site.
  The drawings are, however, a disappointment, with insufficient annotation, and curiously reticent on Yorke's supposed engagement with construction.
  My only criticism would be that despite the book's inclusion of a glossary of terms, I think people who aren't familiar with the language and existing culture of non-monogamy may want some outside annotation.
  His book convinces the reader that an hour of actual experience is worth more than a lifetime of annotation.
  The book is written in German, which is a shame for those unfamiliar with that language because there is a great deal of verbal annotation that is informative about all kinds of positions and ideas.
  One is the long-term commitment to the concept that note-taking, reading, and annotation were going to be things that the magic of software could apply to.
  The accuracy of annotation and the correspondence between image and text will require user participation.
  The original abounds in archival data, lexical arcana and extensive annotation and was not easily put into English that flowed.
  The second thing is annotation - the ability to append external data onto web resources (like, for instance, adding a comment to someone's web page).
  Though helpfully divided into public and private documents, within those categories links appear in no particular order and with no organization or annotation hinting what can be found within.
  The text is modern-spelling, with in-page apparatus and heavy in-page annotation.
  It is evident that Anderson knows his subject well, but I think the simplification of language style and lack of annotation will leave some readers confused as to where scripture ends and embellishment begins.
  It can make fascinating reading, especially as it makes extensive use of hypertext and reader annotation to allow discussion about Pepys' diary entries.
  We can use the available templates to put together the video clips, the voice annotation and perhaps some text and then send them as one message to another cellular phone with the same capability.
  AR will permit people to explore environments at their own pace, look at what interests them, and access multiple layers of annotation describing what they are looking at.
  I think it needs more in the way of paraphrase and/or annotation, which I hope Oxford University Press's forthcoming version of Durr's book on the cantatas will provide.
  In addition, while some of the images are repeated to support reiteration in the text, in their second incarnation they often lack any annotation at all.
  A few highly recommended entries that I have not seen appear without annotation.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French, or from Latin annotatio(n-), from the verb annotare (see annotate).

单词	annotation
释义	Definition of annotation in English: annotation nounanəˈteɪʃ(ə)nˌænəˈteɪʃ(ə)n 1A note by way of explanation or comment added to a text or diagram. marginal annotations Example sentencesExamples In addition to Roubinet's annotations, texts and translations are included. While many of the games contain extensive annotations and discussions, others are presented with no comment. In the knowledge web, not only the author but also third parties can create links, comments, and annotations. The letters are presented in chronological order with accompanying annotations coming within endnotes. With the numerous annotations and all the other aids that one expects in this series one has here an invaluable guide to one of the nineteenth century's greatest novels. Bronstein's wonderful annotations and insider comments make this a worthwhile book. Gladstone's own books are still on the shelves, complete with his pencilled comments and annotations. There are paragraphs filled with data that have no footnotes or annotations telling from where Duncan got the information. Hamowy's scholarly annotations are of great value in understanding the text. It could be best described as a selection of readings accompanied with annotations and explanatory notes. The annotations immediately give a wider cultural perspective than the simple text. It's a well-read book with plenty of margin annotations, underlines and cross-references. What would I ask an enchanted diary if it one day spontaneously responded to my marginal annotations? The pop up text wasn't working because some of the annotations would be very long and I also wanted to include links with some of them. The footnotes sometimes also quote the various annotations and critiques of de Selby's work. I appreciate, too, the scholarship you appear to be undertaking this endeavor as indicated by your extensive annotations and explanations. The text of the poem is flanked by frames containing annotations, cross-references and half a dozen other types of supplementary material. Not all annotations and marginal notes were politically motivated or denominationally influenced. Lamb would lend books to Coleridge, and they would come back with annotations as long as the text. The software enables the user to design a rich, visual timeline of his or her life with text or audio annotations. Synonyms note, notation, comment, gloss footnote commentary, explanation, interpretation, observation, elucidation, explication, exegesis 1.1mass noun The action of annotating a text or diagram. annotation of prescribed texts Example sentencesExamples The accuracy of annotation and the correspondence between image and text will require user participation. The second thing is annotation - the ability to append external data onto web resources (like, for instance, adding a comment to someone's web page). The drawings are, however, a disappointment, with insufficient annotation, and curiously reticent on Yorke's supposed engagement with construction. One is the long-term commitment to the concept that note-taking, reading, and annotation were going to be things that the magic of software could apply to. The book is written in German, which is a shame for those unfamiliar with that language because there is a great deal of verbal annotation that is informative about all kinds of positions and ideas. However, the constraints of HTML and web browser technology prevent the reader from personalizing the files, although we have provided readers with a simple search engine, and some indexing and annotation. Though helpfully divided into public and private documents, within those categories links appear in no particular order and with no organization or annotation hinting what can be found within. The text is modern-spelling, with in-page apparatus and heavy in-page annotation. His book convinces the reader that an hour of actual experience is worth more than a lifetime of annotation. In addition, while some of the images are repeated to support reiteration in the text, in their second incarnation they often lack any annotation at all. The original abounds in archival data, lexical arcana and extensive annotation and was not easily put into English that flowed. I think it needs more in the way of paraphrase and/or annotation, which I hope Oxford University Press's forthcoming version of Durr's book on the cantatas will provide. AR will permit people to explore environments at their own pace, look at what interests them, and access multiple layers of annotation describing what they are looking at. My only criticism would be that despite the book's inclusion of a glossary of terms, I think people who aren't familiar with the language and existing culture of non-monogamy may want some outside annotation. At times the war correspondence needs substantial annotation to be understood, but this is a task which the editor accomplishes, as throughout the volume, with a sure hand. I have javascript enabled on this Windows 95 Netscape 4.6 browser but no forms for annotation appear when I log on to the site. A few highly recommended entries that I have not seen appear without annotation. We can use the available templates to put together the video clips, the voice annotation and perhaps some text and then send them as one message to another cellular phone with the same capability. It can make fascinating reading, especially as it makes extensive use of hypertext and reader annotation to allow discussion about Pepys' diary entries. It is evident that Anderson knows his subject well, but I think the simplification of language style and lack of annotation will leave some readers confused as to where scripture ends and embellishment begins. Origin Late Middle English: from French, or from Latin annotatio(n-), from the verb annotare (see annotate). Definition of annotation in US English: annotation nounˌænəˈteɪʃ(ə)nˌanəˈtāSH(ə)n 1A note of explanation or comment added to a text or diagram. marginal annotations Example sentencesExamples Bronstein's wonderful annotations and insider comments make this a worthwhile book. The pop up text wasn't working because some of the annotations would be very long and I also wanted to include links with some of them. I appreciate, too, the scholarship you appear to be undertaking this endeavor as indicated by your extensive annotations and explanations. The text of the poem is flanked by frames containing annotations, cross-references and half a dozen other types of supplementary material. What would I ask an enchanted diary if it one day spontaneously responded to my marginal annotations? With the numerous annotations and all the other aids that one expects in this series one has here an invaluable guide to one of the nineteenth century's greatest novels. Hamowy's scholarly annotations are of great value in understanding the text. Lamb would lend books to Coleridge, and they would come back with annotations as long as the text. The footnotes sometimes also quote the various annotations and critiques of de Selby's work. There are paragraphs filled with data that have no footnotes or annotations telling from where Duncan got the information. The letters are presented in chronological order with accompanying annotations coming within endnotes. It could be best described as a selection of readings accompanied with annotations and explanatory notes. Gladstone's own books are still on the shelves, complete with his pencilled comments and annotations. Not all annotations and marginal notes were politically motivated or denominationally influenced. While many of the games contain extensive annotations and discussions, others are presented with no comment. The software enables the user to design a rich, visual timeline of his or her life with text or audio annotations. In addition to Roubinet's annotations, texts and translations are included. In the knowledge web, not only the author but also third parties can create links, comments, and annotations. It's a well-read book with plenty of margin annotations, underlines and cross-references. The annotations immediately give a wider cultural perspective than the simple text. Synonyms note, notation, comment, gloss 1.1 The action of annotating a text or diagram. annotation of prescribed texts Example sentencesExamples However, the constraints of HTML and web browser technology prevent the reader from personalizing the files, although we have provided readers with a simple search engine, and some indexing and annotation. At times the war correspondence needs substantial annotation to be understood, but this is a task which the editor accomplishes, as throughout the volume, with a sure hand. I have javascript enabled on this Windows 95 Netscape 4.6 browser but no forms for annotation appear when I log on to the site. The drawings are, however, a disappointment, with insufficient annotation, and curiously reticent on Yorke's supposed engagement with construction. My only criticism would be that despite the book's inclusion of a glossary of terms, I think people who aren't familiar with the language and existing culture of non-monogamy may want some outside annotation. His book convinces the reader that an hour of actual experience is worth more than a lifetime of annotation. The book is written in German, which is a shame for those unfamiliar with that language because there is a great deal of verbal annotation that is informative about all kinds of positions and ideas. One is the long-term commitment to the concept that note-taking, reading, and annotation were going to be things that the magic of software could apply to. The accuracy of annotation and the correspondence between image and text will require user participation. The original abounds in archival data, lexical arcana and extensive annotation and was not easily put into English that flowed. The second thing is annotation - the ability to append external data onto web resources (like, for instance, adding a comment to someone's web page). Though helpfully divided into public and private documents, within those categories links appear in no particular order and with no organization or annotation hinting what can be found within. The text is modern-spelling, with in-page apparatus and heavy in-page annotation. It is evident that Anderson knows his subject well, but I think the simplification of language style and lack of annotation will leave some readers confused as to where scripture ends and embellishment begins. It can make fascinating reading, especially as it makes extensive use of hypertext and reader annotation to allow discussion about Pepys' diary entries. We can use the available templates to put together the video clips, the voice annotation and perhaps some text and then send them as one message to another cellular phone with the same capability. AR will permit people to explore environments at their own pace, look at what interests them, and access multiple layers of annotation describing what they are looking at. I think it needs more in the way of paraphrase and/or annotation, which I hope Oxford University Press's forthcoming version of Durr's book on the cantatas will provide. In addition, while some of the images are repeated to support reiteration in the text, in their second incarnation they often lack any annotation at all. A few highly recommended entries that I have not seen appear without annotation. Origin Late Middle English: from French, or from Latin annotatio(n-), from the verb annotare (see annotate).
随便看	initiator initiators initiatory initiatory in itself in itself in-itselfness in its entirety in its entirety in its infancy in its totality in its totality in its way inj. inj in jail in japan in japan geisha (girl) in japan hibachi in japan hikikomori in japan ninjutsu in japan yakuza inject injectable injectable