italic
italic 英 [ɪˈtælɪk] 美 [ɪˈtælɪk, aɪˈtæl-]
n. 斜体字（或字母、数码等） adj. [印刷] 斜体的
名词复数:italics
- Italic is a typeface or font style that slants to the right. Most writers use italic type to emphasize certain words or phrases.
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- n. 斜体字（或字母、数码等）
- adj. [印刷] 斜体的
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1. The names and scores of the winning teams are in a bold, italic font, which makes them really stand out.
优胜队的名称和得分用加粗、斜体字体表示，这样可以清晰显示它们。
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2. The words in italic represent items you can fill in with anything that fits the specification of that template.
斜体字部分表示你可以在模板的这一项填入任何符合规则的内容。
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3. There are various rich text components, such as bold, headline, italic, inserted images, and embedded links to other artifacts.
多格式文本有多种构件，例如粗体、标题、斜体、插入的图片，以及对其他工件的嵌入链接。
- Italic (adj.) "of or pertaining to ancient Italy," 1680s, from Latin Italicus, from Italia (see Italy). A word of historians and antiquarians. Earlier in the sense "pertaining to the Greek colonies in southern Italy" (1660s) and as the name of one of the orders of classical architecture (1560s).
- italic (adj.) "type of printing with lines sloping to the right," 1610s, from Latin italicus "Italian, of Italy," from Italia (see Italy). So called because it was introduced in 1501 by Aldus Manutius, printer of Venice (who also gave his name to Aldine), and first used in his edition of Virgil, which was dedicated to Italy. As a noun, "italic type," 1670s.
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