sans-serif
sans-serif — 名詞
1. a style of printed or digital lettering in which the characters have no small de
無襯線字體
字體末端無裝飾細線的設計
a style of printed or digital lettering in which the characters have no small decorative lines (serifs) at the ends of the strokes — for example, the fonts Arial, Helvetica, or Verdana
The graphic designer chose a clean sans-serif for the technology company's new logo.
這位平面設計師為那家科技公司的新商標選用了一種乾淨的無襯線字體。
collocation: clean sans-serif
Chiara changed her blog to a sans-serif, so text stays sharp on small screens.
Chiara 把部落格換成無襯線字體，讓文字在小螢幕上依然清晰。
reason clause: because + benefit
For the restaurant menu, the printer recommended a sturdy sans-serif rather than a delicate serif.
印刷廠建議餐廳菜單使用厚實的無襯線字體，而不是纖細的襯線字體。
Helvetica remains one of the most widely used sans-serifs in corporate branding across the world.
Helvetica 至今仍是全球企業識別設計中應用最廣泛的無襯線字體之一。
- serif
a typeface style that has small decorative lines at the ends of strokes, such as Times New Roman or Garamond
用法筆記
Often used with an article ('a sans-serif', 'the sans-serif') or as an uncountable mass noun ('The document uses sans-serif'). Common in discussions of web design, print media, and corporate identity.
常見錯誤
sans-serif — 形容詞
1. describes a typeface, font, or piece of lettering that uses plain strokes with n
無襯線的
字體無裝飾細線的樣式
describes a typeface, font, or piece of lettering that uses plain strokes with no small decorative lines (serifs) at the ends
The conference poster used a bold sans-serif typeface for the speaker names and session titles.
會議海報使用粗體的無襯線字體來呈現講者姓名和議程主題。
collocation: bold sans-serif typeface
Hao chose a sans-serif font for his resume because it looks cleaner on a screen.
Hao 選擇用無襯線字體印製求職履歷，因為在螢幕上看起來更乾淨俐落。
Most modern mobile applications use a sans-serif style for their interface labels and navigation buttons.
現今大多數手機應用程式的介面標籤和導覽按鈕都採用無襯線字體。
The book cover paired an elegant serif title with a simple sans-serif subtitle below it.
這本書的封面將優雅的襯線標題與簡潔的無襯線副標題搭配在一起。
- unserifed
a less common technical term; mostly found in academic writing about typography
- serif
describes a typeface that has decorative lines at the ends of strokes (e.g., Times New Roman, Georgia)
用法筆記
Almost always used before a noun such as 'font', 'typeface', or 'lettering'. In predicative position the noun form is more natural ('This font is a sans-serif' rather than 'This font is sans-serif').