spacing
Prononciation : [ˈspeɪsɪŋ]
Contexte : « design »
(noun) the amount of space between things. It helps to make things look organized and easy to read. Just like when you put your toys on a shelf and leave some space between them so they don’t look crowded.
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The spacing between the letters in her handwriting made it easy to read.
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The spacing in this room is too tight; it makes it hard to move around.
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How can we improve the spacing on this page for better reading?
Contexte : « geometry »
(noun) the distance between objects or areas. This is important in math or when building things, like how far apart trees should be planted in a garden.
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The spacing between the trees in the park allows them to grow big and strong.
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If the spacing is too small, the plants won't have enough room to thrive.
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What is the correct spacing needed for these plants?
Contexte : « design »
(verb) to arrange things with space between them. It's like when you decide to put your crayons in a box with gaps so you can see each color clearly.
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She is spacing the pictures evenly on the wall to make a nice display.
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He didn't space the chairs correctly, and now they’re too close together.
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How should I space these items for the best look?