virgule
/ˈvər-(ˌ)gyül/ (ame, mw)
virgule — 名詞
1. the written symbol / used in printed or digital text to show a choice between tw
斜線
用來分隔選項、日期或表示分數的符號
the written symbol / used in printed or digital text to show a choice between two options, to separate parts of a date or fraction, or to replace the word 'per' in measurements and rates.
Pedro put a virgule between the two dates so readers knew it covered both years.
Pedro 在兩個日期中間加了一條斜線,讓讀者知道這段時間涵蓋了兩個年份。
virgule + between + [items]
In the address box, type the floor number, a virgule, and the room number.
在地址欄中,請輸入樓層號碼、一條斜線,然後是房間號碼。
The editor asked Lan to replace 'per' with a virgule in the rate table.
編輯請 Lan 把費率表中的「per」全部換成斜線。
On the restaurant menu each dish had a virgule separating the small and large prices.
餐廳菜單上每道菜都用一條斜線來區分小份和大份的價格。
Valentina marked the route options with a virgule so the hikers could choose either path.
Valentina 在路線選項之間畫了一條斜線,讓登山者可以選擇任何一條路徑。
- slash
the everyday word for /; virgule is more formal and technical
- forward slash
stresses direction to distinguish from backslash; common in computing contexts
- solidus
a printing/typography term for the same symbol, often used for fractions
- oblique
British typography term for the / character; less common than virgule
文法句型
virgule + between + plural noun phrase
用法筆記
This term is used mostly in typography, editing, and formal writing manuals. In everyday English, 'slash' or 'forward slash' are far more common. The virgule should not be confused with the backslash (\), which has different uses in computing.