font in Chinese
font in Chinese is 本, 字 — font means a set of letters and characters sharing one consistent design, style, and weight, used in printing or on a screen.
font in Chinese
本
Pronounced: běn
字
Pronounced: zì
In digital typesetting, a set of glyphs in a single style, representing one or more alphabets or writing systems, or the computer code representing it.
What does "font" mean?
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noun A set of letters and characters sharing one consistent design, style, and weight, used in printing or on a screen.
"The report looked more professional after switching to a cleaner font."
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noun A basin in a church that holds water used for baptism.
"The baby was carried to the font for the christening."
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noun A source or origin of something, especially knowledge (literary).
"The old professor was a font of obscure historical facts."
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font in a sentence
- The report looked more professional after switching to a cleaner font.
- She chose a bold, playful font for the poster title.
- The baby was carried to the font for the christening.
- The old professor was a font of obscure historical facts.
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What is "font" in Chinese?
"font" in Chinese is 本, 字. font means: A set of letters and characters sharing one consistent design, style, and weight, used in printing or on a screen.
How do you pronounce 本?
"font" in Chinese is 本, pronounced "běn".
How do you use "font" in a sentence?
Example: "The report looked more professional after switching to a cleaner font." In Chinese, "font" is 本, 字.
Are there other ways to say "font" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "font": 本, 字.
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