paragraph
noun[C]
uk/ˈpær.ə.ɡrɑːf/us/ˈper.ə.ɡræf/(written abbreviationpara)B1
ashortpartof atext, consisting of at least onesentenceandbeginningon a newline. It usuallydealswith asingleevent,description,idea, etc.
(文章的)段,段落- Can youpickout the threedeliberatemistakesin this paragraph?
- Cut that paragraph and thenpasteit at the end of thepage.
- Nowturntopage23 andlookat the first paragraph.
- Each new paragraph should beindentedabout twocentimetresfrom themargin.
- You just need totweakthe last paragraph and then it's done.
Pieces of writing
- acrostic
- annotation
- biographic
- blog post
- Chyron
- creative writing
- cutting
- fair
- inscription
- lament
- microblog
- mistranscription
- multi-line
- palimpsest
- para
- preamble
- scribble
- script
- self-portrait
- squiggle
Grammar
Paragraphs
We organise what we write into sentences and paragraphs. A paragraph begins on a new line within the text and there is often a blank line between paragraphs. A paragraph usually contains more than one sentence and it is usually about one topic.…