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headword
noun[ C ]
language specializeduk /ˈhed.wɜːd/ us /ˈhed.wɜ˞ːd/
a word or phrase that is listed separately with its own definition, examples of use, etc. in a dictionary or similar book: （词典中的）词目，词头
The headwords are in bold dark blue type.词目用的是深蓝色的粗体字。
"Hard line" is not covered under "line" but is a headword in its own right.“Hard line”本身就是一个标题词，并不包括在“line”之下。
The syllabication of headwords is not generally an important feature in British dictionaries.
Because of run-on words (like cunningly and cunningness under cunning), a dictionary that claims 150,000 entries may have no more than 80,000 headwords.
There are not as many headwords as one might expect to find in other books of this size.
Entering a word in the Synonym box calls up a list of headwords in alphabetical order.
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