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

annotate

/ˈanəteɪt

verb [with object]

Add notes to (a text or diagram) giving explanation or comment: (as adjective annotated) an annotated bibliography...

For Japanese speakers who use English as a second language, it is helpful to annotate this text in Japanese so that images may be recalled by Japanese keywords.
I read it closely and annotated it extensively, as is my habit in reading generally.
To annotate means to add explanation to information - extra ‘commentary information’ in terms of the Online Dictionary of Computing.

Synonyms

comment on, add notes/footnotes to, gloss;

explain, interpret, elucidate, explicate

rare footnote, margin, marginalize

Derivatives

annotatable

adjective ...

This Tcl Book system allows you to create a simple annotatable book out of plain text files.
So, if you haven't seen the annotatable audio demo already, it's a wiki-like interface for dividing BBC radio programmes into segments and annotating and tagging each section.
This is the base interface that all annotatable objects must implement.

annotative

adjective ...

Some languages, such as Perl and Python, have objects which can contain arbitrary key-value pairs, and it therefore looks at first glance like it ought to be possible to write simple annotative code in Perl or Python.
Normal non-annotative text is always displayed at any viewport scale, just as in AutoCAD 2007 and earlier.
In the last post we looked at how to add a new annotative scale to an AutoCAD drawing. In this post we'll look at what's needed to make an object annotative.

annotator

/ˈanəteɪtə

/ noun ...

He was a chronic annotator, editor and commentator, loving the detail of government but disliking the main business.
These annotations are added by a team of expert annotators who extract this information primarily from journal publications.
An example of the support of rebellion in the notes is found in that on Exodus 1: 19, where the Geneva annotators endorse the disobedience of the Egyptian midwives regarding the killings of Hebrew male children.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin annotat- 'marked', from the verb annotare, from ad- 'to' + nota 'a mark'.

单词	annotate
释义	annotate /ˈanəteɪt / verb [with object] Add notes to (a text or diagram) giving explanation or comment: (as adjective annotated) an annotated bibliography... For Japanese speakers who use English as a second language, it is helpful to annotate this text in Japanese so that images may be recalled by Japanese keywords. I read it closely and annotated it extensively, as is my habit in reading generally. To annotate means to add explanation to information - extra ‘commentary information’ in terms of the Online Dictionary of Computing. Synonyms comment on, add notes/footnotes to, gloss; explain, interpret, elucidate, explicate rare footnote, margin, marginalize Derivatives annotatable adjective ... This Tcl Book system allows you to create a simple annotatable book out of plain text files. So, if you haven't seen the annotatable audio demo already, it's a wiki-like interface for dividing BBC radio programmes into segments and annotating and tagging each section. This is the base interface that all annotatable objects must implement. annotative adjective ... Some languages, such as Perl and Python, have objects which can contain arbitrary key-value pairs, and it therefore looks at first glance like it ought to be possible to write simple annotative code in Perl or Python. Normal non-annotative text is always displayed at any viewport scale, just as in AutoCAD 2007 and earlier. In the last post we looked at how to add a new annotative scale to an AutoCAD drawing. In this post we'll look at what's needed to make an object annotative. annotator /ˈanəteɪtə / noun ... He was a chronic annotator, editor and commentator, loving the detail of government but disliking the main business. These annotations are added by a team of expert annotators who extract this information primarily from journal publications. An example of the support of rebellion in the notes is found in that on Exodus 1: 19, where the Geneva annotators endorse the disobedience of the Egyptian midwives regarding the killings of Hebrew male children. Origin Late 16th century: from Latin annotat- 'marked', from the verb annotare, from ad- 'to' + nota 'a mark'.
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