prefixes
n. <語>字首( prefix的名詞複數 ); 人名前的稱謂; 前置代號(置於前面的單詞或字母、數字)
A prefix is a letter or group of letters, for example 'un-' or 'multi-', which is added to the beginning of a word in order to form a different word. For example, the prefix 'un-' is added to 'happy' to form 'unhappy'.
A prefix is one or more numbers or letters added to the beginning of a code number to indicate, for example, what area something belongs to.
To telephone from the US use the prefix 011 33 before the numbers given here...
如果從美國打電話,就要在所給號碼前加撥011 33。
I soon learnt to read the licence plates' prefixes.
我很快就學會了識別牌照前面的程式碼。
I soon learnt to read the licence plates' prefixes.
我很快就學會了識別牌照前面的程式碼。
The prefixes cis and trans are frequently applied to disubstituted cycloalkanes.
詞頭順和反常用於雙取代的環烷烴.
Why do you use so many prefixes while talking?
你說起話來,怎麼這麼多中綴?
Add leading char: ~~ Prefixes each line with the specified character.
新增前導字元: ~~在原始郵件的每一行前新增指定的前導字元.
For example, consider the use of prefixes and suffixes.
例如, 那字首和字尾的使用來說.