| 释义 |
scroll /skrōl/ noun- A roll of paper, parchment, etc
- A ribbonlike decorative strip in painting, architecture, etc, partly coiled or curved, sometimes bearing a motto
- A writing in the form of a roll
- A draft or copy of a letter, etc (Scot)
- A list, roll or inventory
- A spiral ornament or part, such as a flourish to a signature
transitive verb- To set in a scroll
- To draft (Scot)
- To roll into a scroll or scrolls
- To cut into scrolls from a length of material
- To move (a text, graphics, etc) up or down or from side to side in order to view data that cannot all be seen on a computer screen at the same time (computing)
intransitive verb- To curl
- (of a text or graphics) to move up or down or from side to side (computing)
ORIGIN: Earlier scrowl, scrowle, formed (perh as dimin) from scrow scrollˈable adjective (computing) (of data on a computer screen) able to be scrolled up or down scrolled adjective - Formed into a scroll
- Ornamented with scrolls
- Moved across a screen as described above
scrollˈer noun - Someone or something that scrolls
- A two-dimensional computer game in which the background moves behind the image controlled by the player
scrollˈing adjective and noun (computing) scrollˈwise adverb scroll bar noun (computing) A shaded strip at the side of a computer screen, to which the mouse is pointed to scroll down or up scroll chuck noun (engineering) A self-centring chuck, esp a three-jaw chuck for holding round work scroll saw noun A saw for cutting scrolls scrollˈwork noun Ornament in scrolls |