spacing

英 [ˈspeɪsɪŋ]

美 [ˈspeɪsɪŋ]

n. (空间)间隔; (尤指)字距，行距; (时间)间隔
v. 以一定间隔排列
space的现在分词

现在分词：spacing　复数：spacings　

BNC.12783 / COCA.15514

牛津词典

noun

（空间）间隔；（尤指）字距，行距
the amount of space that is left between things, especially between the words or lines printed on a page
1. single/double spacing (= with one or two lines left between lines of type)
  单倍 / 双倍行距
（时间）间隔
the amount of time that is left between things happening

noun

the property possessed by an array of things that have space between them
Synonym:spatial arrangement
the time between occurrences of a repeating event
1. some women do not control the spacing of their children

Women once again are having fewer children and spacing them further apart
女人再次减少了生孩子的数量，而且生育之间相隔的时间也更长了。
That alters the spacing between the elements of the crystal.
这个过程就改变了晶体成分之间的间隔。
These cells reconstruct the receptors and glands with their normal spacing.
这些细胞重建了具有正常间距的感受器和腺体。
The atoms are large, relative to their spacing.
原子和它们的间隔相对而言是大的。
You can see the extra bit of spacing on Googles Ad Formats.
你可以看到一些额外的间距对谷歌的广告格式。
That are close to the size and spacing of a desktop keyboard.
其大小和间距与台式电脑的键盘十分接近。
The spacing withing cells of the table.
表的单元格中的间距。
You can declare multiple layouts for a container, so as to combine both vertical and horizontal spacing.
对于一个容器，可以声明多个布局，以便组合水平和垂直方向的间距。
Your exact spacing is not retained when submitted as text.
当作为文本提交了时，你的准确间距没被保留。
This is multiplied with the line spacing defined in the font.
在该字体使定义的行间距倍增。