all-caps

all-caps — 名詞

IPA/ˌɔːl ˈkæps/
IPA/ˌɑːl ˈkæps/

1. a way of writing that uses only uppercase letters for every character in a word

1.名詞B2
釋義

全大寫

全部使用大寫字母的書寫方式

a way of writing that uses only uppercase letters for every character in a word or phrase, typically done to make text stand out or to express strong emotion such as annoyance or surprise.

例句

Mira wrote the meeting reminder in all caps so nobody would miss the deadline.

Mira 用全大寫寫下會議提醒,確保沒有人錯過截止日期。

prepositional phrase: in all caps

The teacher told Ziad to avoid using all caps in his essay because it looks like shouting.

老師告訴 Ziad 不要在文章中使用全大寫,因為那看起來像在吼叫。

verb + noun object: avoid using all caps

同義詞
  • capital letters

    more general term; 'all caps' is specifically writing EVERY letter as a capital

  • uppercase

    formal typographic term; 'all caps' is the everyday equivalent

反義詞
  • lowercase

    small letters; the opposite of all caps in typography

文法句型

in all caps

use all caps

用法筆記

Uncountable — you do not say 'an all caps' or 'all caps are'. Write 'in all caps' or 'use all caps'.

常見錯誤

Please type your name in all-capitals.
Please type your name in all caps.
💡the standard term is 'all caps', not 'all-capitals'.
All caps are hard to read in long emails.
All caps is hard to read in long emails.
💡all caps is uncountable and takes a singular verb.

all-caps — 形容詞

IPA/ˌɔːlˈkæps/
IPA/ˌɑːlˈkæps/